cabrol

38 minutes ago, David Baay said:

What is it?

Spitfire sent me 3  folders of the previous version to replace the new ones. It worked fine, but  I need to test more to be sure.

So, I contacted Spitfire 2 days ago. 

They gave me a procedure that seems to work, with 3 corrected files. I haven't checked all my projects, but, for 2 of them, it's working good.

I'll check the others next week.

14 hours ago, David Baay said:

Studio One gives the same incorrect result as Sonar, indicating BBCSO inherently has issues with offline rendering using default settings. I tried other settings and the result only got worse. (e.g. completely flatline audio).

This will need to be taken up with Spitfire support.

However, everything was perfect with Bandlab, I've never had this problem. I'll try to contact Spitfire.

15 hours ago, David Baay said:

Is this still involving Spitfire's BBC Symphonic Orchestra? I know the Bakers are already looking into that, but if you're having issues with other plugins I'd be happy to look at any demo project for which I have (or can acquire for free like the Spitfire library) the relevant plugins to see if I can repro the issue or maybe help identify an avoidable cause. Bounce/Freeze/Export all use basically the same code so it's no surprise - even expected - that an issue with freezing would also manifest in a non-realtime export.

Yes, just BBCSO.

I tried with one BBCSO track only, and the issue appeared. 

The others plugs-in don't create that. If you have sonar and BBCSO, I think you can observe the phenomenon.

I have another same kind of problem with the audio export this time...

When I export my project in Audio or mp3, the midi sounds don't export correctly. 

4 hours ago, msmcleod said:

I've just tried a similar thing with BBC SO, and the frozen result is the same as the live MIDI.

Could you send a copy of your project to @Jonathan Sasor?  We can take a closer look at what is going on.

 

It's done.

16 minutes ago, David Baay said:

If you have more than one track doing this, it's probably not the arperggiator. It may well be the plugin not playing nice with Fast Bounce. In that case, another thing to try would be increasing your ASIO buffer or setting a non-zero BounceBufSizeMsec value in Preferences > Audio > Configuration File to override it when fast-bouncing. I have mine set to 20.

Both solutions don't work.

7 minutes ago, David Baay said:

Any chancee the track's arpeggiator is enabled and giving a different result when frozen/fast-bounced?

I have encountered this in the past and had to use realtime bounce to get the desired result.

Yeah !!! It works with a realtime bounce. But, it'll be too long with 30 midi instruments.... 

Is there another way to do that ? What's the track's arpeggiator and how to disable it if it's the cause of the issue ?

3 hours ago, Noel Borthwick said:

@cabrol also instead of using the freeze button do the same test by selecting the synth tracks and doing a bounce to track. Does it sound the same in that case?
This could be a plugin specific issue with bounce.

Same result...

Hello, 

First, excuse my bad english, I'm French  But i try to learn.

Here is a strange issue for this new version, that i didn't have when i was using Bandlab for the same track...

When i export a midi section in audio, the sound is completely different. Here is a video. Could you explain me that *****ing issue ?