Whenever i load an instance of Zebra, the cutoff of the loaded Zebra instances seems to rise, untill i switch a patch of the newly loaded Zebra instance.
Example: I've got Zebra on channel 1 playing a few notes, and i've got another Zebra on track 2 playing a few notes. Then when i load up another instance of Zebra, the Zebra's in track 1 and track 2 sound very bright and sharp all of the sudden, like their cutoff's got raised a few notches. Then when i select a patch (any patch) in the new instance of Zebra, the cutoff of the first 2 Zebra's goes back to normal.
It only does this when loading a new instance of Zebra, not when i load another plugin, not even Zebralette.
Now i'm wondering, what's the right way it should sound? Does Zebra sound like it should sound when i load the new instance, with the raised cutoff?
I've tried making a new Renoise project with nothing but 2 Zebra's, no effects or other VST's whatsoever, and the problem persists. Here's a download link to the Renoise project in question:
http://users.telenet.be/bogaard/temp/TESTDELETE.xrns
I don't know wether the problem is the patches, Zebra or Renoise :/
Here's my specs:
- Renoise 2.0 Final (registered latest version)
- Zebra 2.? dunno but it's the latest registered version (no beta).
- Vista latest service pack + updates
- Athlon Phenom quad core
Urs, if you have no clue, i'll re-install Zebra and Renoise, and see if that makes a difference. I haven't bothered to reinstall everything, it would be kind of a chore, especially if you know an answer to this from the top of your head.
Thanks in advance! Lots!
*EDIT* i've just tried the following, without result:
- switching to a different ASIO driver
- switching to a different buffer rate
- switching to DirectSound
- turning of automatic PDC
No effect
