11 Sep
2013
11 Sep
'13
12:46 a.m.
Hi guys,
I'm using plugin 1769 in Nama, based on ecasound.
Here's the scenario.
I'm recording one track.
When I begin recording, the click starts right on queue. I play along
with the click.
But, upon playback, when I press play, the click clicks repeetedly
several times as the playback fades up and my recorded performance is
no longer in sync with the click.
Again, to reiterate, when I record, the click starts as I start the
recording engine, but upon playback, the click sortof studders as the
playback fades up, and then the click is no in sync with my recording.
Thoughts?
Thanks!
Rusty
11 Sep
11 Sep
9:40 a.m.
On 11.09.2013 00:46, Rusty Perez wrote:
Hi guys,
I'm using plugin 1769 in Nama, based on ecasound.
Here's the scenario.
I'm recording one track.
When I begin recording, the click starts right on queue. I play along
with the click.
But, upon playback, when I press play, the click clicks repeetedly
several times as the playback fades up and my recorded performance is
no longer in sync with the click.
Again, to reiterate, when I record, the click starts as I start the
recording engine, but upon playback, the click sortof studders as the
playback fades up, and then the click is no in sync with my recording.
Thoughts?
Guessing:
The LADSPA plugin has no information about the playback position. When
you load a session (or instantiate the plugin) playback position at
start it produces its first click right away once playback starts and
its run function is called for the first time. Now run the plugin for
some amount of time. It will internally always advance time, never
taking into account how the playback position changes when you relocate.
Flo
Thanks!
Rusty
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13 Sep
13 Sep
12:42 p.m.
[Florian Paul Schmidt]
On 11.09.2013 00:46, Rusty Perez wrote:
What Flo said. If you can, it's probably the easiest for you to
record the click track once and mute as needed.
The Click plugin resets to time zero when the host calls its
activate() function. Although it cannot tell the current transport
position, it should never stutter. If you've found a way to make it
stutter, please send me a recording of its output and/or detailed
steps to replicate the problem.
Tim
Again, to reiterate, when I record, the click
starts as I start the
recording engine, but upon playback, the click sortof studders as the
playback fades up, and then the click is no in sync with my recording.
Thoughts?
Guessing:
The LADSPA plugin has no information about the playback position. When you load
a session (or instantiate the plugin) playback position at start it produces
its first click right away once playback starts and its run function is called
for the first time. Now run the plugin for some amount of time. It will
internally always advance time, never taking into account how the playback
position changes when you relocate.
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