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Posted by talec on May-03-2009 21:46:

PSP Vintage Warmer in FL

yo guys, so i recently got the PSP vintage warmer (v 2) and love the sound, but for some reason in fl when i apply it to a fx channel the whole channels quantitization seems to get fucked up, I have to move the blocks forward in the piano roll to compensate and its really annoying, anyone know why this happens?

Posted by Stef on May-03-2009 23:43:

You have to set the manual delay compensation(bottom of the mixer channel) to 46.9 milliseconds (at least that is my delay when i use it)

edit: milliseconds not seconds lol

Posted by echosystm on May-04-2009 00:45:

Unlike virtually every other DAW... FL doesn't have automatic plugin delay compensation.

Posted by Dj Pyster on May-05-2009 04:10:

My Korg synths have a similar problem, it will never play the first note during the first looping of the pattern, but each other time when it passes though, it'll play the whole sample. But then again this happens in pattern mode so its not that bad.

Posted by cronodevir on May-05-2009 20:05:

You have to turn off "Reset Plugins On Transport"... Its in the Manual

Posted by coroknight on May-05-2009 20:55:

quote:
Originally posted by cronodevir
You have to turn off "Reset Plugins On Transport"... Its in the Manual

This response brings two thoughts to my mind.

1) If disabling this only benefits the program and doesn't have any downside then why offer this option in the first place? It would make no sense to offer an option that deliberately cripples the program. So i would think that enabling this option has certain benefits and disabling it has other benefits. It would be interesting to know what those are.

2) From reading the manual it seems like disabling this option only lessens the issue and does not solve it. Quote "Uncheck for faster, less glitchy response when changing song position."

Just some thoughts

Posted by psymon.d on May-05-2009 21:37:

quote:
Originally posted by echosystm
Unlike virtually every other DAW... FL doesn't have automatic plugin delay compensation.

haha man, every time I see an FL thread I curiously check it out (as I was a user of around 5 years) and once I know its a PDC issue, hardware or otherwise, you always beat me to the point

Posted by Zombie0729 on May-05-2009 22:34:

quote:
Originally posted by echosystm
Unlike virtually every other DAW... FL doesn't have automatic plugin delay compensation.

that's unbelievable.