Resetting VST delay compensation? -ACID Product Family

Subject:Resetting VST delay compensation? Posted by: darrena Date:12/21/2008 4:15:50 PM All of a sudden a VST I'd been using for a while without problems started to introduce a half-second or more delay to every track I had it on. I am assuming that this is because the delay compensation informaion for the VST somehow ended up incorrect and I was wondering if there was a way to reset it so that I can use that VST again.
Subject:RE: Resetting VST delay compensation? Reply by: SHTUNOT Date:12/21/2008 8:41:02 PM 1)What is the name of the vst? [ie:PSP Vintage warmer 2...] 2)What version number are you using? 3)Where is the vst plugin used? [ie:on a track,buss,assignable effect,master outs...] 4)Does stopping/starting playback help reset things? 5)How do you have your tracks routed? 6) Do you have a track routed in such a way that causes this glitch? I have a problem with PSP audio's "Vintage Warmer 2". I'm using the most current version. I have a guitar track. I use Native Instruments "Guitar Rig 2" on the track. I have the vintage warmer on "buss a". In the guitar track I route the audio to the master as well as to "buss a". If I do any changes to the parameters to the track or plugin I will get this "delay sounding effect". If I stop/start playback it goes away. Is this what you are seeing? Ed. BTW...Please list all vst plugins you are using/you own.
Subject:RE: Resetting VST delay compensation? Reply by: darrena Date:12/21/2008 10:27:30 PM 1, 2. Yes, it's PSP Vintage Warmer latest version. 3. I've seen this both on a buss and on a track (both as insert effects 4. Stopping and starting did NOT fix the problem. 5. No fancy routing--all internal to acid, generally to a buss and then to the mains I just slapped it on a track I was working on now and it seems to be ok now. Maybe just a bug in this version that only shows up in certain circumstances... perhaps I should revert back to the older version. I removed it from the offending project so I can't say exactly what the setup was. Message last edited on12/21/2008 10:55:01 PM bydarrena.
Subject:RE: Resetting VST delay compensation? Reply by: martin7 Date:12/22/2008 4:14:37 AM I can confirm delays using Vintage Warmer. So does a friend who uses it in Logic, so perhaps it's a PSP problem? m
Subject:RE: Resetting VST delay compensation? Reply by: darrena Date:12/22/2008 9:34:16 PM guess so...

Subject:Resetting VST delay compensation?

Posted by: darrena

Date:12/21/2008 4:15:50 PM

All of a sudden a VST I'd been using for a while without problems started to introduce a half-second or more delay to every track I had it on.

I am assuming that this is because the delay compensation informaion for the VST somehow ended up incorrect and I was wondering if there was a way to reset it so that I can use that VST again.

Subject:RE: Resetting VST delay compensation?

Reply by: SHTUNOT

Date:12/21/2008 8:41:02 PM

1)What is the name of the vst? [ie:PSP Vintage warmer 2...]

2)What version number are you using?

3)Where is the vst plugin used? [ie:on a track,buss,assignable effect,master outs...]

4)Does stopping/starting playback help reset things?

5)How do you have your tracks routed?

6) Do you have a track routed in such a way that causes this glitch?

I have a problem with PSP audio's "Vintage Warmer 2". I'm using the most current version. I have a guitar track. I use Native Instruments "Guitar Rig 2" on the track. I have the vintage warmer on "buss a". In the guitar track I route the audio to the master as well as to "buss a".

If I do any changes to the parameters to the track or plugin I will get this "delay sounding effect".

If I stop/start playback it goes away.

Is this what you are seeing?

Ed.

BTW...Please list all vst plugins you are using/you own.

Subject:RE: Resetting VST delay compensation?

Reply by: darrena

Date:12/21/2008 10:27:30 PM

1, 2. Yes, it's PSP Vintage Warmer latest version.
3. I've seen this both on a buss and on a track (both as insert effects
4. Stopping and starting did NOT fix the problem.
5. No fancy routing--all internal to acid, generally to a buss and then to the mains

I just slapped it on a track I was working on now and it seems to be ok now. Maybe just a bug in this version that only shows up in certain circumstances... perhaps I should revert back to the older version.

I removed it from the offending project so I can't say exactly what the setup was.

Message last edited on12/21/2008 10:55:01 PM bydarrena.

Subject:RE: Resetting VST delay compensation?

Reply by: martin7

Date:12/22/2008 4:14:37 AM

I can confirm delays using Vintage Warmer. So does a friend who uses it in Logic, so perhaps it's a PSP problem?
m

Subject:RE: Resetting VST delay compensation?

Reply by: darrena

Date:12/22/2008 9:34:16 PM

guess so...