Does anybody else have this problem?
When I both record to and playback from a stereo audio track (having printed MIDI from my host and slave computers via VEP Pro instances), I get an audio glitch right when there is even the slightest tempo change (I'm scoring to picture, so sometimes the changes are minuscule but necessary). This happens when I have a lot (over 30) of audio tracks recorded but also when there's just a few.
I check the soundbite and the glitch is not printed, it's just on realtime playback. However it's very distracting while mixing, and I'm not sure what's causing it.... This has been a problem for a while in DP I think.
Audio glitch on tempo changes
Moderator: James Steele
Forum rules
This forum is for most discussion related to the use and optimization of Digital Performer [MacOS] and plug-ins as well as tips and techniques. It is NOT for troubleshooting technical issues, complaints, feature requests, or "Comparative DAW 101."
This forum is for most discussion related to the use and optimization of Digital Performer [MacOS] and plug-ins as well as tips and techniques. It is NOT for troubleshooting technical issues, complaints, feature requests, or "Comparative DAW 101."
Audio glitch on tempo changes
Main SYS: 12-Core New Mac Pro (Dec 2013), 64GB RAM, OS10.10, Apollo Quad Interface, 3xSSD work/sound drives in TB Enclosure, UAD Plugs, DP, VE PRO, All NI, All Spectrasonics, many libraries, VIs etc.
2nd SYS: Intel 8-Core Mac Pro (2007), 28GB RAM, OS10.7, MOTU PCI 424, 2408 interfaces (4), DP8.07, VE PRO, All NI, All Spectrasonics, many libraries, VIs etc.
2 Mac Minis (2011): Dual Quad, 16GB RAM running VE Pro, various libraries in Kontakt, G-Player, UVI.
2nd SYS: Intel 8-Core Mac Pro (2007), 28GB RAM, OS10.7, MOTU PCI 424, 2408 interfaces (4), DP8.07, VE PRO, All NI, All Spectrasonics, many libraries, VIs etc.
2 Mac Minis (2011): Dual Quad, 16GB RAM running VE Pro, various libraries in Kontakt, G-Player, UVI.
Re: Audio glitch on tempo changes
I think I just solved it, but thought I'd let people know!
I run many VI Plugin instances (pointing to VEP instances on slave and host VEP servers). When I disable all plugins (i.e. deselecting the track Enable button), the glitching stops!
I guess it might have to do with my Preference "All Plugins / VIs in Real Time" which is I remember was a necessary for my configuration.
Any idea if there's a way to stop this happening? Enabling / Disabling all plugins can become a bother, slowing down workflow.
I run many VI Plugin instances (pointing to VEP instances on slave and host VEP servers). When I disable all plugins (i.e. deselecting the track Enable button), the glitching stops!
I guess it might have to do with my Preference "All Plugins / VIs in Real Time" which is I remember was a necessary for my configuration.
Any idea if there's a way to stop this happening? Enabling / Disabling all plugins can become a bother, slowing down workflow.
Main SYS: 12-Core New Mac Pro (Dec 2013), 64GB RAM, OS10.10, Apollo Quad Interface, 3xSSD work/sound drives in TB Enclosure, UAD Plugs, DP, VE PRO, All NI, All Spectrasonics, many libraries, VIs etc.
2nd SYS: Intel 8-Core Mac Pro (2007), 28GB RAM, OS10.7, MOTU PCI 424, 2408 interfaces (4), DP8.07, VE PRO, All NI, All Spectrasonics, many libraries, VIs etc.
2 Mac Minis (2011): Dual Quad, 16GB RAM running VE Pro, various libraries in Kontakt, G-Player, UVI.
2nd SYS: Intel 8-Core Mac Pro (2007), 28GB RAM, OS10.7, MOTU PCI 424, 2408 interfaces (4), DP8.07, VE PRO, All NI, All Spectrasonics, many libraries, VIs etc.
2 Mac Minis (2011): Dual Quad, 16GB RAM running VE Pro, various libraries in Kontakt, G-Player, UVI.