LIVE9.1.4beta - PDC issue
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Mister Natural Mister Natural https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=164174
- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2834 posts since 28 Oct, 2007 from michigan
"Auxiliary audio outputs of certain VST plug-ins would not be delay-compensated anymore."
sounds like they are working on this :
>>Hello,
We saw issues with timed effect, such as delays, gates & stutter effects etc that would be out of time all depending on how long the plugin chain was, but only on AUX return channels and only with certain plugins.
We plan on a fairly short beta phase for this hotfix so you would help us greatly by dropping by the beta forum and give us feedback. https://ableton.centercode.com
For this hotfix we are testing:
- Plugin functionality
- Rewire
- Push
Best,
Mads<<
sounds like they are working on this :
>>Hello,
We saw issues with timed effect, such as delays, gates & stutter effects etc that would be out of time all depending on how long the plugin chain was, but only on AUX return channels and only with certain plugins.
We plan on a fairly short beta phase for this hotfix so you would help us greatly by dropping by the beta forum and give us feedback. https://ableton.centercode.com
For this hotfix we are testing:
- Plugin functionality
- Rewire
- Push
Best,
Mads<<
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- KVRian
- 1280 posts since 26 Mar, 2004 from UK
Wouldn't get your hopes up for a PDC overhaul in Live 9.Hello Beta testers,
We have just uploaded the 9.1.4b1 to address a few problems we introduced with the 9.1.3 release.
We aim for a very short beta cycle for this hotfix so you would help us greatly by helping us test the following:
Seymour Skinner"Prove me wrong kids......prove me wrong"
NMG
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- KVRAF
- 2746 posts since 13 Feb, 2012 from Amsterdam
I think you're referencing the longstanding Live PDC debate, this seems to be a separate issue. There's PDC in Live for quite some time, problem is that it doesn't apply to any automation you may have in your projects.mcnelson wrote:Wouldn't get your hopes up for a PDC overhaul in Live 9.Hello Beta testers,
We have just uploaded the 9.1.4b1 to address a few problems we introduced with the 9.1.3 release.
We aim for a very short beta cycle for this hotfix so you would help us greatly by helping us test the following:
Seymour Skinner"Prove me wrong kids......prove me wrong"
NMG
Apparently they've broken some PDC functions that did exist and this release aims to fix them - not to introduce a full on PDC as in other hosts (unfortunately, but this is how I read it).
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- KVRAF
- 42529 posts since 21 Dec, 2005
Hosts are tough baby, tough goings. Every one of them has a fatal flaw.
I'm either too stupid to realize I'm running into it, or the way I use live it's not a deal. I no longer can remember.
I'm either too stupid to realize I'm running into it, or the way I use live it's not a deal. I no longer can remember.
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- KVRist
- 414 posts since 15 Nov, 2012 from New Zealand
Same hib. I'm having a good time with live at the mo.
So have I got this right?, if you add any automation after you add you vsts, there shouldn't be any timing issues?
So have I got this right?, if you add any automation after you add you vsts, there shouldn't be any timing issues?
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- KVRAF
- 1594 posts since 16 Jan, 2010 from Denver
I believe its that automation is not compensated for delays introduced by plugins in the chain. I.e. you have a synth followed by some plugins that add delay. If you then automate something on the synth (or anything before the delay inducing plugins) that automation is now off by the amount of delay that was introduced by the plugins
The audio is compensated across all tracks, but gui/automation is not. So your audio will be shifted properly to compensate for delay but the automations remain on their absolute positions that you put them into the grid, which are now wrong because the audio has shifted because of the delay
The audio is compensated across all tracks, but gui/automation is not. So your audio will be shifted properly to compensate for delay but the automations remain on their absolute positions that you put them into the grid, which are now wrong because the audio has shifted because of the delay
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- KVRist
- 414 posts since 15 Nov, 2012 from New Zealand
Cheers ezelkow, got it
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Mister Natural Mister Natural https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=164174
- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 2834 posts since 28 Oct, 2007 from michigan
have to admit that I'm with Hibidy on this as I've never "felt" a timing issue - no matter how many / which plugs I've used
I respect that there are some more advanced users who have had & reported problems with third-party vst and their timing inaccuracies. I don't judge
I also won't play with "beta" developments but am glad that Ableton is addressing(at least in some manner) the concerns of those who have felt timing issues in the past. This platform is so damned good; I hate to see some turned away from the possibilities within their creativity that LIVE allows by something like pdc (whatever it is)
peace
I respect that there are some more advanced users who have had & reported problems with third-party vst and their timing inaccuracies. I don't judge
I also won't play with "beta" developments but am glad that Ableton is addressing(at least in some manner) the concerns of those who have felt timing issues in the past. This platform is so damned good; I hate to see some turned away from the possibilities within their creativity that LIVE allows by something like pdc (whatever it is)
peace
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- KVRAF
- 4584 posts since 21 Sep, 2005
Not really.hibidy wrote:I use a really low latency. Maybe it helps.
The PDC thing is relative. If a certain plugin needs say 10ms of latency then all the other plugins will be delayed by that amount when you hit play. The more plugins that have latency the more it adds up. You could have 0 latency on your setup, but that one plugin that needs a bit of look ahead time is going to throw everything else out of whack. And to confuse things more it is the automation that is affected.
They are two different things anyway (the latency and pdc). One is the latency between the plugins and the host (and how the host compensates for differences in different plugins). The other is the latency between the host and the system (which is determined by your soundcard and how fast a cpu you have etc.).
I think. Maybe I got that totally wrong. If so, do explain...
I've not noticed the problem either really, except for sometimes when I listen back to a render it is all over the f**king shop. I thought I was going mad. But now I know what it is. Still having difficulty understanding it in real world terms though. Even when it is explained to me like here -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbFzRTZT8Q8
Most of the time it doesn't affect me, but I wish they would sort it out once and for all.