Getting clicks and pops when receiving sync as a slave from Ableton.
Even if the audio in monitoring is deactivated you can still see the levels fire when it happens.
Its def not coming from a external audio signal as even taking the cables off
I still get this on the audio in bus but only when getting sync as a slave
Iāve always had problems with ableton clicking and popping when recording external audio. Try adjusting your buffer settings in ableton to see if the pops go away.
Yea I guess it has to do with some sort of clock issue also the digitakt is connected to the computer via USB hub with a ton of other stuff. Will try directly to the computer to see if it improves in any way.
Just noticed this yesterday when I decided to MIDI sync my Digitakt to my MPC Live. Got some really loud pops coming out of the DT when the tempo fluctuates.
Based on what Iāve read in the 1.03 bugs thread, it sounds like the pops and clicks are limited to projects created in 1.02 and opened on 1.03.
I tried doing a āsave asā to duplicate a project, and still get clicks/pops. However copying a pattern from an old project to a new project gets rid of them. Obviously thatās not practical if you have 8 banks of 16 patterns, so hopefully Elektron will get this fixed.
well they obviously didnāt fix it in 1.04ā¦
as you can hear in these 2 tracks: https://rawdio.bandcamp.com/album/digitakt-003
in the first track the click is very obvious on the 0:58 mark
and then throughout the tracks as well, very annoying and i didnāt hear it in my headphones, only after recording and starting on the mixā¦ lets say in these tracks it might be a āhappy mistakeā of some sorts
Would really like to know how to solve this. I work with ableton as my clock
I had some clicks too when working with ableton and 2 Digitakts at a friendās. It was some kind of midi feedback. Unfortunately i canāt remember how we solved it. Might be something in the midi menu of the digi. Of course i donāt know if thatās the cause for your problem.
Just wondering, is it the sampling engine itself or could it be from, for instance, a delay reacting badly to tempo jitter? Or maybe even a synched envelope?