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Delay Llama! What a classic!

That's weird. Did it change with the latest Renoise version? Yeah I think it's something to do with the auto scaling. Best is to contact taktik. A new beta is in preparation. Likely he can directly fix it. Wow another one already?! I did report it when 3.2 landed and he could reproduce it but said ...

lilith wrote:That's weird. Did it change with the latest Renoise version?

Yeah I think it's something to do with the auto scaling.

lilith wrote:

sysrqer wrote:

lilith wrote:Thanks. The problem was with KXStudio. Now it works.

Have you tried it in the new version of renoise?

Yes and no. Not in the latest stable yet. Isn't it working for you?

No, the gui is scrambled for me so it's pretty much impossible to use.

lilith wrote:Thanks. The problem was with KXStudio. Now it works.

Have you tried it in the new version of renoise?

Oh wow, that would be amazing.

I'm not perfect at it and I know that it will come back to bite me some day if I don't automate it. Exactly. The extra disk space for snapshots is what has always put me off but I do have some to spare at the moment so I might well look in to this in more detail. I think you can set things to happe...

Umm what happened to this thread!? :lol: That is good advice. I have a somewhat loose system of manually rsyncing to an external drive but I don't do it nearly often enough. I would like to have it happen automatically but I find this a bit discomforting, if I don't find that something is missing or...

Have you tried cleaning the contacts? It could be some dust or fluff.

Why don't you go for an Elektron drum machine? You can program on the fly and doesn't have to be still in the slightest. Actually, there's not really a problem using Hydrogen in this setup. For drum programming I prefer the onscreen grid to any row of buttons with blinking lights. I have a BeatStep...

As a fellow old timer, I think your inkling toward hardware is telling you something, as much as you want to resist. Well MAYBE, but an all hardware solution doesn't let me jump back to drum machine programming easily either. I looked at the BeatBuddy and even though it's cool, it's mostly for perf...

@sysrqer : He's got a GeForce 8400 GS Rev. 3. The 340 drivers are the most up to date for that card I think. Oh ok, I didn't check. I have a crappy integrated one and use the latest driver so I assumed that theirs was better/newer than mine. I would suggest hardware as well then, if graphics/kernel...

I don't think it's anything to do with the mouse, it sounds more and more like a graphics problem. That said, I don't see anything particularly weird except for the GPU temperature, is that not pretty high? If that is overheating for whatever reason then it might explain the jerky behaviour and the ...

As mentioned above, Nvidia can be problematic. It can also cause crashes if you use Jack with the Nouveau driver. So I guess it would be helpful to know some details about the kernel. And are you sure the Nvidia driver is actually being used? Inxi -Fx will tell you, can you post that here as it will...