14 Jul
2005
14 Jul
'05
8:12 p.m.
On Thu, 2005-07-14 at 16:07 +0200, Tom Szilagyi wrote:
On Thu, 14 Jul 2005 08:03:16 -0500, Benjamin Racher
<bracher(a)iupui.edu> wrote:
Ah... its probably the debian packages, since I'm running debian
unstable. Just dropped an email to the maintainer to see if we can get
the deb package updated and fixed.
- Ben
Have any of you noticed that the TAP EQ plugin
can cause distortion
during playback? If I eq too low or too high, I get an awful digital
distortion that maxes out the whole track in ardour. Am I configuring
something wrong, or is this a documented problem?
There is an issue with some pre-packaged distro builds of TAP-plugins,
mainly Debian, but a lot of debian-based distros might be using the
same deb. Try to build the plugins from source (use the latest version
downloaded from http://tap-plugins.sf.net), and make sure you are indeed
using that build (uninstall the distro-package first).
AFAIK the problem occurs with all the TAP plugins, not just the EQ, you
might want to confirm/deny that.
"Normal" clipping/distortion when a hot signal is EQ'd all the way up will
surely occur, but we're talking about a completely different phenomenon.
Setting the EQ "too low" should not cause any kind of distortion, ever.
If this doesn't help, I definitely want to hear from you.
Tom