Odd reverb situation

[Rick Averill]

The strangest thing has started happening in a project I’m working on. The attached screenshot shows my mixer view at a moment when only the banjo is playing. Somehow, the feed from the banjo track has started getting into my horn track’s reverb. At the moment this was taken, the horns were not playing. The level you see on the horn track is reverb from the banjo track. It gives me heavy, dark reverb on the banjo. It was doing fine until just the past hour or so. Does anyone have an idea why it might have started doing this?

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DP 10 on MAC 10.14.6.

[mikehalloran]

I can’t access the image.

How are you routing the reverb? The three common ways are As an insert on the individual track, on the Master bus and through the Aux.

[MIDI Life Crisis]

Can’t access the image either but what audio interface? If a MOTU device I’d check Cue mix for possible answers.

[Drumwizard]

Very often I get my routing messed ud after restarting the Audio System (after having modified my Plug-in settings). When this happens, you need to reload the project. Maybe this is your case.
Just another DP bug. Who's laghing?.. MLC?..

[Rick Averill]

I still don't know what caused it, but I figured out how to fix it. I deleted the entire instance of the offending instance of the ARIA player (the horns) and reloaded it. It went away! Thanks, you guys, for your help.