Tempo Change causing Sample audio to "click"

[sadicus]

Kontakt 6 MIDI Piano + Tempo ramp from 200 BPM to 0 BPM

The issue is once the tempo slows down the Piano audio is making a clicking sound. Might there be a better way to make a song slow down without the sampler audio stuttering?
It might work better bouncing all the MIDI Piano audio without the tempo change, then tempo changing the WAV audio.

 

Edited September 14, 2022 by sadicus

[bvideo]

Tempo change ought not affect a sample. Could be a tempo-based effect, either part of the instrument definition or on  the audio path.

[sadicus]

I agree I don't think the tempo should make a difference, no effects just a MIDI piano and a the temp ramp slowing down the end of the song.

[bvideo]

Check inside the instrument definition for that MIDI piano. That same thing happened to me with Dimension.

[sadicus]

Where to find instrument definition for MIDI piano, I mean is it a setting inside Cbb, or Kontakt?
It's the Kontakt 6 Library: August Foerster Grand

Edited September 15, 2022 by sadicus

[Andres Medina]

I often find this noise when using a delay anywhere in the signal path of an instrument, but only if I make tempo changes. Makes sense that in a continuous tempo change the delay loses the reference point of how to behave.

One solution I found is to set the delay to a fixed ratio (in ms), and not to a bpm tempo. May be you can check your delay, inside or outside your instrument?

Edited September 15, 2022 by Andres Medina

[bvideo]

In Kontakt. Do they let you edit or view the instrument definition?

But then what can  you do about it? Can you do a single tempo change just before that note is played? Or just after it stops?

[sadicus]

It's a bit over my head, I'm reading up on K6 Instrument Definitions, but it's way more than I really want to dive into. I will report back on the:
Record (or Bounce the MIDI audio)
Then Tempo change the actual Audio, not reliant on samples in real time. ~ Thanks for the help!