Massive / Ableton wobble problem...

[Krispy]

Not sure if anyone can help me with this, it's pretty specific


I'm creating a sound in Massive with a synced LFO, a really rapid wobble like 1/32.... Now when I go to record that sound in ableton, the sound is the same except the wobble rate becomes greatly reduced (like 1/8 or more) when I attempt to record what I have made.

So the wobble sounds fast and good in Massive but then switching to Ableton the wobble slows down alot.

Not sure why this is happening, I have the bpm in Massive set to sync externally so i'm confused.

Anyone know why this might be happening?

 

[shortinos]

The problem is your using a cracked version.

 

[Indigo]

are you using massive as a vst in ableton or are you recording the stand alone version and then putting it in ableton?

 

[Neomind]

go like this:
Resample it by recording line output from your computer. I guess it won't have much automation, if so, add it to the resampled version
(I almost answer you at DoA, but saw like tons of people replying and thought: "blah").

 

[Indigo]

i second neo's answer
record without the lfo so the sampler doesnt mess up the time signature of the wobble and use the sampler LFO in ableton!

 

[Neomind]

i second neo's answer
record without the lfo so the sampler doesnt mess up the time signature of the wobble and use the sampler LFO in ableton!

wasn't exactly what I said but it's another option

 

[Krispy]

Im using massive as a vst

im just gonna have to create my sound without the LFO and then add that effect in afterwards

Makes the most sense