beataddict
The new b7537 just introduced a new issue when zeroDB is anywhere below "Default".
An activated StemFX has the effect of boosting the remaining of what's playing to 0dB, ignoring the zeroDB setting.
To reproduce the issue: Set the zeroDB option to, let's say -12dB. Now, play a track, Go in the "STEMS+FX" section of the GUI and activate "Voc Echo". You will see that the remaining of the track will hit the limiter and the -12dB zeroDB option will now be ignored. Disabling the "Voc Echo" will bring the zeroDB option to work again.
THIS SEEMS TO ONLY BE AN ISSUE WHEN THE ZERODB OPTION IS SET TO ANYTHING BUT "DEFAULT". I run my system to -6dB for the correct headroom, so I get a bump from -6dB to 0dB as soon as I activate any StemFX...
That was not happening yesterday with b7534.
An activated StemFX has the effect of boosting the remaining of what's playing to 0dB, ignoring the zeroDB setting.
To reproduce the issue: Set the zeroDB option to, let's say -12dB. Now, play a track, Go in the "STEMS+FX" section of the GUI and activate "Voc Echo". You will see that the remaining of the track will hit the limiter and the -12dB zeroDB option will now be ignored. Disabling the "Voc Echo" will bring the zeroDB option to work again.
THIS SEEMS TO ONLY BE AN ISSUE WHEN THE ZERODB OPTION IS SET TO ANYTHING BUT "DEFAULT". I run my system to -6dB for the correct headroom, so I get a bump from -6dB to 0dB as soon as I activate any StemFX...
That was not happening yesterday with b7534.
Mensajes Thu 27 Apr 23 @ 5:52 pm
Adion
Should be fixed in 7538
Mensajes Fri 28 Apr 23 @ 5:09 am
beataddict
Wow, already fixed (7539). You guys rock !
Mensajes Fri 28 Apr 23 @ 12:18 pm