I’ve had my heat for a few months now, i’ve been using it to resample audio through as the VST just glitches and crashes if i have more than a few channels in my project.
I’d really like to try and sort this out though so i can run it in on a return or just fire it up to resample something within the project.
It really does work great when i only have 4 or 5 tracks, but becomes unusable once i’m really stuck into a project.
Is this just how it is?
what’s your audio settings and what OS are you running.
also what are your computer specs. 
I’m on a late 2013 MBP retina, 2.6ghz core i5 with 8gb RAM.
Running OS 10.9.5, with a Scarlett 2i4 audio interface.
Ableton audio settings are:
sample rate: 48000
buffering: 1024 samples
Overbridge buffer is set to 128
try turning your buffer to 64 or 128 in ableton
and 64 in ob
im running your exact specs for my comp
I’ll try that, in my experience when i have my buffer set lower in Ableton, the audio starts stuttering heavily once my project reaches a certain size.
I’m wondering if i might have an issue with my Scarlett as the stuttering stops when i unplug and plug back in the USB for it. Although i have just invested in a Thunderbolt 2 hub which my audio interface runs through now instead of USB. So far i haven’t had any glitchiness so it could well be a USB port issue!
If you are running the same set up, i can’t recommend this enough:
It’s made my set up so much tidier and gets around the ridiculous limitation of only 2 USB ports on the MBP retina.
Also actually utilises the previously unused thunderbolt ports!
Hey, did you get this sorted out?