The Korg M1 VST does the same but that only cost £25 so I can't complain.steve.lindqvist wrote: ↑Thu Nov 14, 2019 8:01 pmBut here is the thing: many other plug-ins behave similar. For example Parawave Rapid, you can't even cut on a musical grid, as bounced notes are all over the place. Same is true for the Roland cloud sample based products (e.g. JV-1080).
For drums the kick needs to be perfect but other percussion I'm not so bothered. My main gripe is layering off beat stabs or donk basses, it's essential that the phase relationship between waveforms making that 1 sound stay exactly the same, every time. If random, repeatably random, not just 1 note that loses it's desired texture or punch, occasionally.
The difference with 1080 vst, M1 vst is we can layer other patches inside the 1 instance, with Nexus we can't.
For those unfamiliar with this issue, the drift in sync happens between instances of a vst. The drift inside 1 VST for all the waveforms is the same. If Nexus could load layers from other performances inside 1 instance, the drift wouldn't be an issue. The sound you needed to appear as 1 would stay as 1 and would only be drifting against other VSTs making sounds intended to be another instrument, which is a more humanising, often welcomed effect.