Noisy noise occurs when overlaying audio effects on the audio output channel of an instrument track

[mmpp]

After superimposing an audio effector on the audio output channel of an instrument track, crackling noises will be produced when there is no MIDI note output on the track. This will happen as long as multiple effectors are superimposed. Only adding a single effector will not cause this problem. This kind of problem, no matter what kind of instrument the instrument belongs to, different manufacturers have different formats, such as VST3 and VST2 will occur, this problem has troubled me for a long time, I hope it can be solved, thank you

[mmpp]

Just adding a single effector does not cause this problem

Edited April 5, 2023 by mmpp

[Bruno de Souza Lino]

That's either only one of the plugins or a combination of them. You'd have to go by elimination. My wild guess would be Waves Submarine causing it.

[mmpp]

23 小时前，Bruno de Souza Lino 说：

那只是其中一个插件或它们的组合。你必须通过淘汰。我的大胆猜测是 Waves Submarine 造成的。

不是这样的，只要是任意两个或者多个effector的组合，都会这样

[mmpp]

23 hours ago, Bruno de Souza Lino said:

That's either only one of the plugins or a combination of them. You'd have to go by elimination. My wild guess would be Waves Submarine causing it.

This is not the case, as long as it is any combination of two or more effectors, it will be like this

[mmpp]

[mmpp]

[mmpp]

[reginaldStjohn]

What audio card, driver mode, buffer settings do you have? Have you tried changing the buffer settings to see if it is an audio card issue?

[mmpp]

9 hours ago, reginaldStjohn said:

What audio card, driver mode, buffer settings do you have? Have you tried changing the buffer settings to see if it is an audio card issue?

The sound card is TC Studio Konnekt 48 and NI Komplete Audio 6. The cache of the arrangement project is generally 1024. If it is too small, there will be popping sound when playing. If it is a cache problem, the noise should appear when the instrument is sounding, but now The situation is that it must appear in a blank place (there will be no noise when the instrument is sounding).
In addition, I have two workplaces (more than 1,000 kilometers apart) and two arranger audio workstation systems. I feel that these problems have nothing to do with whether I use any equipment. There must be problems with only superimposed effects. I dare not use McDSP 6060 in the arrangement, because it is also a plug-in similar to the overlay effect. As long as it is used, there must be a certain channel with this problem. Let me explain, not all instrument tracks will have problems when overlaying, but There is bound to be noise on one of the tracks, and it must be in the blank space of the instrument track.
In addition, this kind of situation will not exist in Cubase. I have tested it and feel that this is forcing me to change the working platform, haha

[mmpp]

I finally found the reason for this noise. Because some instruments need to be superimposed in this accompaniment audio file, there is an original audio track of this music in this project. I listened carefully to this noise, and it feels like an intermittent fragment of the original sound. Now , as long as I delete the audio track of the sync overlay, the noise will no longer appear, muting the audio track does not solve this problem, it must be deleted,,,, well, this should not be my problem

I created a new project again to try to reproduce this phenomenon, but it was unsuccessful. It only happened once in an occasional situation, and there was no noise after that. Does it happen when the load is relatively heavy? Recall that this situation should be similar to the working situation before. It is necessary to superimpose some musical instruments in some accompaniment audio files, and then there is a crackling noise

[mmpp]

删除了同步叠加音轨，杂音没有了

Edited April 7, 2023 by mmpp

[Starship Krupa]

Frustrating issue I am sure. Fortunately it sounds as if it was a unique occurrence, only in this one single project?

[mmpp]

1 hour ago, Starship Krupa said:

Frustrating issue I am sure. Fortunately it sounds as if it was a unique occurrence, only in this one single project?

No, as long as it is a similar project with an audio track, this situation often occurs. Of course, not all projects, all I feel is the problem of the software itself. The audio track intermittently passes through a mysterious path to produce crosstalk. ? Muting this audio track doesn't stop either.
Of course, the premise is that your project is large enough to load 40-50 tracks of MIDI instruments, and you happen to add several effect stacks to some MIDI instrument tracks in this project, which stimulates the occurrence of this situation, I feel Is such that.