#1

Hey folks,

Im having a Monome Sum v. 1.3a issue. When I play the step sequencer… Im getting a horrible delay/echo… Ive tried different audio settings… and moving all sliders on apps
Unsure what is causing the issue? Any ideas or suggestions?

Thanks,

Mark

#2

i seemed to have corrected the issue by moving the buffer size to 64!

#3

never mind… it didn’t… soon as i started mlr with step sequencer… echo resumes… did some mashing… and app crashed…

#4

post all of your system specs and ableton settings!

#5

Also, posting a soundfile would be helpful in terms of exactly what might be causing the crazy sounds.

#6

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#7

Mark’s system:

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#8

trbleshoot1.aif (1.3 MB)

Here is a sound file…

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#10

thanks for the repost…

#11

This actually sounds fine to me (fine meaning - as designed).

You might want to play with corners and move the puck around a bit though as that changes the filter resonance (which sounds very high in the soundfile). I believe resonance is maximum at the top of the display. If you find a setting you like, you can hold the brake (top-left) for a second and it will freeze at those settings.

The delay is linked to the space control in step, where the delay amount & decay time for the drum sounds are linked together. You’ll have to make the percussion sounds even shorter if you want to 100% eliminate the delay.

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#12

Thanks, Ill experiment with it some more!

Also, is there a way to link monome sum clock to ableton? Im just not sure how to do it?

Thanks for the reply!

Mark

#13

Under ‘Preferences’ select ‘MIDI Clock’.

There’s more extensive instructions in the manual: http://monome.org/docs/app/sum/

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