I'm using this plug-in within Ableton Live to do Live looping and it sounds amazing.
I was wondering if there was anyway to keep the click/pop from happening when you turn the plug in/off within Live by clicking on the device activator button? It would be nice to find a workaround so my loops don't get a click recorded in them if I decide to turn the reverb off for the next loop I overlay.
So far I've tried changing it from 64 to 32 bit processing but I still heard the click.
My CPU meter is only about 20 percent max when I do live looping.
Thank you for any help,
Todd
Click/pop
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timo at artsacoustic timo at artsacoustic https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=69547
- KVRist
- 55 posts since 24 May, 2005 from Germany
Hi Todd,
I see the problem, but I suppose that it's a host-side problem. The click you hear occurs, when the host cuts the reverb tail in the moment, when you press bypass. But then it's too late - reverb is already off and even if we would like to, we'd had no chance to do kind of soft fade or else.
A quick workaround would be, if you'd use the AAR as a send reverb, and then, instead of bypassing it, turn down the send. As I'm not an expert with live, please refer to the manual, how to do that.
Hope this helps!
I see the problem, but I suppose that it's a host-side problem. The click you hear occurs, when the host cuts the reverb tail in the moment, when you press bypass. But then it's too late - reverb is already off and even if we would like to, we'd had no chance to do kind of soft fade or else.
A quick workaround would be, if you'd use the AAR as a send reverb, and then, instead of bypassing it, turn down the send. As I'm not an expert with live, please refer to the manual, how to do that.
Hope this helps!
kind regards, timo
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 14 posts since 22 Mar, 2008
Excellent idea! That is easy to do in Live. Thank you for the help.
Todd
Todd
timo at artsacoustic wrote:Hi Todd,
I see the problem, but I suppose that it's a host-side problem. The click you hear occurs, when the host cuts the reverb tail in the moment, when you press bypass. But then it's too late - reverb is already off and even if we would like to, we'd had no chance to do kind of soft fade or else.
A quick workaround would be, if you'd use the AAR as a send reverb, and then, instead of bypassing it, turn down the send. As I'm not an expert with live, please refer to the manual, how to do that.
Hope this helps!