Been having issues trying to record my Digitakt using Overbridge. Audio is fine for the most part, but sometimes there will be a strange hiccup sound and then the tempo and pitch of the Digitakt’s audio will shift. This usually happens when I do something computer intensive in Ableton while the Digitakt is running.
Example below:
Sometimes it’s much worse than this (it’ll straight up sound like a wonked out turntable with a bum motor). Any idea what could be causing this? I’m not tempo slaving the Digitakt to Ableton or vice versa. Pretty much just feeding audio in via the Overbridge plugin and sequencing a few soft synths. I’m guessing this doesn’t have anything to do with settings and is more Overbridge/Ableton spazzing out. It might help if I bump the buffer size on each to 512, but then things sound out of sync
yea i’ve had this too. others here have also reported it. as far as i know, there’s nothing we can do to stop it from happening, just have to wait for them to either fix the issue (they know about it) or give us some workaround
I think it’s to do with buffer size being big/high … I think i read they’re very aware of it and are working on it. It’s been brought up on various other threads.
What did you set the buffer to in your DAW? If I go lower than 256 in Ableton my laptop has a very bad time, but i’ll try setting the Overbridge engine to 64. Thanks.
Same issue here, have any other users spotted a fix to this issue? Shame that my Digitakt suffers from this Overbridge issue and my Digitone has the lagging parameter issue in Overbridge so I’m 0/2 on being able to use Overbridge and seemingly no comments from Elektron.
