Implement these SUPER simple steps to optimize your M1 Mac for running Ableton to avoid audio dropout issues.
1. Adjust buffer size
2. Update to the latest version of Ableton Live
3. Make sure all plugins, software, and hardware are compatible with M1
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00:00 Introduction
00:17 Why audio is dropping on M1
00:58 How to fix the audio dropout on M1
02:25 Update to Ableton Live 11.1
03:05 Make sure all plug-ins are updated for M1
04:06 How to learn about using Live on Stage
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