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I like just about every single plugin from MeldaProduction, and some of them have become go-to plugins for me. But since the latest updates 12.07 and 12.09 EVERY plugin adds 18 dB of gain which makes workflow unbearable. I'm using FL Studio 20.0.5 on Windows 10. Anyone else having this issue?

I have tried bridging the plugins, testing both 32 and 64 bit, toggling multicore processing and running as administrator. Nothing really seems to work... :-?

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Here everything is fine. Could you create a simple demo project in FL and upload it here (I think zip works in this forum, or not? ... otherwise upload it externally and link it here). Maybe we / I can see something there. I am using FL as well and I have no problems.
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Not seeing that here (but I'm not using FL Studio). Can you try it in another DAW?

Can you install an older version from the MeldaProduction Archive and double-check that the problem does not occur there?
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Please update FL and if it doesn't help ask IL for help. My guess is it would be related to surround capabilities of the plugins, which I assume FL doesn't have. I remember something like that was happening years ago in FL - it was summing the outputs for some reason... or something like that.
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MeldaProduction wrote: Sat Dec 22, 2018 1:00 pm Please update FL and if it doesn't help ask IL for help. My guess is it would be related to surround capabilities of the plugins, which I assume FL doesn't have. I remember something like that was happening years ago in FL - it was summing the outputs for some reason... or something like that.
If this might be the case, you should go into the wrapper settings > processing > connections and click auto map outputs so that the new channels of the surround will be output into new mixer channels. FL is capabale of that, just needs some tweaking by hand some times. ;)

Otherwise: give us some simple demo project where this happens and we might be able to help you!
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Hi, sorry for the late reply.

I tried setting the inputs to different channels, but the output then ends up in mono. Thinking of reverting to previous versions for now...'

Thanks for the help!

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If you could upload a simple demo project (just start a new project and add a plugin and a basic FL synth which could demonstrate how it affects the sound), I could have a look into this issue. Maybe I could help a bit better then. :)
System: Win 10 64 bit / i9 9900K (8x 3.6 GHz) / 16 GB DDR4-3200 RAM / 1TB M.2 SSD + 2x 500 GB SSD / RME Babyface / Reaper

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No problem here with FLS. Haven't noticed one where the solution wasn't obvious (eg. Gain setting of +17 dB) but there don't seem to be any details forthcoming to be able to lend a hand. Operator error?

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