AFAIK this is a Logic problem and there is nothing that VSL can do about it.
DG
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@rpaillot said:
Are you sure?
Because this doesnt happen using "traditional" AU instruments like kontakt / spectrasonics, without using VEP..
The test isn't whether or not it happens without VEP, it's whether it happens to other hosts when using VEP. AFAIK it doesn't. However, as you have Pro Tools, you could always check it yourself.
DG
I get your point.
But that "not in time audio tracks" bug doesnt happen in logic when using directly kontakt / omnisphere. Only when using these last AU instruments through VEP pro.So it IS related to VEP PRO not doing something properly.
Maybe it happens only with logic, but it is a bug between VEP PRO and Logic then, both are guilty :D
If my memory is good I have seen another mail about this problem, and VSL saying it will be fixed in the next update.
WHEN you report a problem be sure to have last version installed !
Thank you guys for your answers.
I'll give a go to the "start/stop" trick. although having to do that when you have to bounce 100 tracks isnt the most elegant solution .. :)
@Cyril , I havent seen any fixes regarding time synchronization in the last VEP pro 5 changelog but I'll update my version and see if it still happens.
Romain
@rpaillot said:
I'll give a go to the "start/stop" trick. although having to do that when you have to bounce 100 tracks isnt the most elegant solution .. :)
Perhaps you need to bounce in a different way then. I don't use Logic, but maybe my method would work for you. I have all my instruments routed to their own audio tracks, so to bounce them all at the same time I just put the audio tracks into record and hit play. Yes, it has to be done in real time, but when using external hardware things have to be done in real time anyway, so it is no big deal.
DG