I tried going through device manager and rename the second board within windows as I also thought it may have the same usb name in the same way /u/OnlyAnotherTom suggested. I thought I may as well do an update should anyone run into this. AVmixer Lite and AVmixer Pro (Win, Mac).
I hope that answers your questions, and solves your issue.This sub-reddit is dedicated to the art of VJing.Īnything related goes! Share links to live sets, tutorials, techniques, software, hardware, reviews, artists, events, music videos with noteworthy visuals, samples and loops, ask questions, etc. When you remove the audio from an AV clip, it reverts to timeline mode and no beat snap, and that's why it plays properly without audio.
Also you can simply turn off beat snapping for all clips in the Composition menu. There are a few possible causes for the clock not running, but usually it's because midi clock is turned on for any devices in the midi tab of the preferences. So any clips set to beat snap will forever wait for the next beat, and never actually trigger. If this timer is not running, but instead stuck on 1.1, it means your clock is not running.
If you check next to the BPM indicator, tap and resync buttons, there should a timer running, increasing at the current BPM. The reason it doesn't play with beat snap turned on is most likely because of the clock not running. By adding audio to your clips, the resulting AV clip is automatically set to BPM sync mode, and also to a 1 bar beat snap.Ģ. What is happening in your case sounds like a combination of two factors.ġ. Handy for AV sets or for tight triggering of clips in time with the BPM. When you trigger a clip, and beat snapping is turned on for that clip or the entire composition, the clip will wait for the next beat of the clock to launch the clip. It's an indication of the beat snap/quantization feature. The yellow loading bar is in fact not a loading bar at all.
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