maybe the internal sample rate is different from what ableton is playing back at?
re install drivers.
what os are u running with what driver issued for that system?

good luck, dont worry you will get it to work just keep digging at the prob.

i had an issue where the ultralite would have a spaz whilst in ableton with a digital craklin noise for a brief time.
after doing things i figured out that i had installed a wirless card in my desktop about couple months prior. i decided to disable the internet when producing and the prob went away.

comps are funny things!

plus i have the original ultralite, not thw mk3 with on board dsp!

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Originally posted by mzvirbulis maybe the internal sample rate is different from what ableton is playing back at? re install drivers. what os are u running with what driver issued for that system? good luck, dont worry you will get it to work just keep digging at the prob. i had an issue where the ultralite would have a spaz whilst in ableton with a digital craklin noise for a brief time. after doing things i figured out that i had installed a wirless card in my desktop about couple months prior. i decided to disable the internet when producing and the prob went away. comps are funny things!

i got the original ultralite myself.. im running windows xp with service pack 3
forgot to mention im not getting any sound through it at all

Is the ultralite the new mrk3?

try setting your live preferences up as the following,,

driver type: ASIO
audio device: MOTU Audio Asio
channel configuration: input & outputs set to 11 & 12

your master channel has to be set to channels 11/12 on a pc! to send the audio output to the monitors.

no its the original ultralite

Thats fine then,, try what I suggested as the outputs in live must be set to output via 11/12 not 1/2 on the ultralite.

when i click on MOTU Audio ASIO i get that error "An unknown error occurred in the MOTO ASIO driver.#25"
when i click ok it just reverts it to no device

Have you installed the latest drivers from motu? when you boot your pc you must also fire up the ultralite at the same time for the interface to be recognized.

when you have the ul switched on does the led read meter 44? ie the selected sample rate.

yes ive downloaded the latest drivers from the motu website and the latest firmware..

i tried ur turning it on together still isnt working.

yes the sample rate is set to 44

Ok,, is live your only audio app? do you have reason for example? the old problem with firewire audio interfaces on a pc in the past were that you needed a ti(texas instruments) firewire port to avoid clicks and pops etc.

In your live audio preferences:

click on hardware set'up,, the motu audio console general tab will pop up.

sample rate: 44100
clock source: internal
I have the sample buffer set to 128

enable multi channel wave synchronization(recommended) box checked.

driver 3.6.7.4

ultralite tab: main outs & phones main outs 1-2

firmware 1.15, hardware 1.01

im using a texas instruments firewire card

the thing is im not getting any sound out of it even if play windows media player.

i changed the settings as u said and its still does nothing