#Arturia v collection 4 wont install install
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I must say there is actually nothing running in Ableton apart from the Arturia suite and only two plugins from NI.Īs a side note I don't understand the access to Audio and Midi Effects now in section folders. After installing some Native Instruments plugins they don't automatically appear in the VST section (like they always did since L6). Oddly enough when I try several times after having Ableton flash all red and crash some Plugins do open Impossible to run some plugins when the session is running, some Native Instruments he did install, but also the Arturia.

#Arturia v collection 4 wont install install

Impossible to install some plugins from NI suite (Live doesn't want them) Now on this laptop running Intel I had these issues. I ran L11 for the first time this weekend on the M1 with a heavy L10 session and it didn't crash but I'll run further tests.

#Arturia v collection 4 wont install mac

Recently reinstalled this laptop while having a M1 chip Mac in the Studio. Joining the discussion as I am having issues too with my setup and L11. However, multiple CPU-heavy plugins or instruments used at once still cause higher average CPU percentages than they ever did in 10. I have even managed to return Sampler's interpolation up to Best and my audio interface's buffer size back down to 512 samples without problems.

#Arturia v collection 4 wont install windows

However, that is just speculation.Īs for me and Windows 10, all of the tips I listed in my previous post are still working, with the biggest differences resulting from uninstalling 10, disabling hyperthreading, and disabling power throttling (in that order). In his case, a effect rack of 3 grouped Puremagnetik plugins that, when switched off, gained him over 10% average CPU! These plugins (and others by various developers which cause high CPU in 11) did not cause him problems in 10.Īnother possibility, which we didn't look into, is the presence of ancient/unactivated/obsolete plugins which Live's plugin scanner might not be 'digesting' well. No more dropouts!ĬPU percentages are still high, but only when using multiple CPU-heavy plugins or instruments at once - 11's new individual channel CPU meters will reveal which are causing problems. The machine was restarted, Live's preferences re-set and plugins re-scanned in the software. We're not exactly sure which was the culprit.

Preferences.cfg was deleted in the 11.0 and 11.0.1 folders. In Library/Preferences/Ableton, we found folders for not only 11.0 and 11.0.1, but all of the beta versions he had had earlier this year.įolders for each beta version were deleted entirely.

#Arturia v collection 4 wont install full

This friend was part of the beta-testing program for 11, but deleted his beta copy after 11's full release. Update: While visiting with the friend running 11.0.1 on macOS mentioned in my previous post, he found a fix for the audio dropouts and Disk Overload indicator problem. Of course, it is best to try one fix at a time while watching both Live's and Task Manager's average CPU meters (or Activity Monitor on a Mac) to see what makes a difference in your case. * = if sometimes just by 1-2% average CPU Disabling power throttling (Google how this is done in Windows 10) Disabling hyperthreading in BIOS (Google how this is done specific to your computer's model) Doubling audio interface buffer size (512 to 1024 samples, in my case) Deactivating clips (MIDI or Audio) not being used instead of simply muting the channel Interpolation in Sampler downgraded from Best to Good or Normal, especially if using 96kHz samples

Disable Ableton Index in Task Manager (must be done each time Live opens) Uninstall 10 and all remaining program files (C:/Program Files or C:/Users/You/AppData) Things that help* which I have tried after 11.0: Disabling unnecessary background services (many threads about this here and elsewhere)

#Arturia v collection 4 wont install drivers

All drivers up to date, especially audio interface (if used) and GPU Things that help* which I was already doing before 11.0: 11’s CPU meter, whether Average or Current, reads a higher (sometimes almost double) percentage than Windows Task Manager Problems seem worse in Instrument Racks with multiple effects, especially if multiple notes played at once or if using 96kHz samples High-CPU devices seem to cause more problems than before (one instance of Hybrid Reverb on a return track sometimes adds 9-10% average to Live's CPU meter or 4-5% average to Task Manager's CPU meter)

Two friends, one with a '16 MacBook and macOS High Sierra, another with a '20 Lenovo and Windows 10, both with adequate RAM, reported nearly identical problems as me and others in this thread, minus the crashing