calf-studio-gear / calf

Developers repository of Calf Studio Gear. Expect some issues when using it for production.
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Vinyl effects mostly only last a second or so #296

Open rrthomas opened 3 years ago

rrthomas commented 3 years ago

First, thanks very much for Calf plugins! And I'm fairly new to Calf/DAW, so I apologise in advance if I've missed something obvious.

I'm using 0.90.3 as supplied with Ubuntu 20.04, with Ardour 6.5.0.

I can add the plugin to Ardour no problem, and it clearly works. In particular, "Motor" works fine. However, all the other effects (Hum, Static, Noise, Rumble, Crackle, Crinkle) only last for around a second after I switch them on, and then they stop again. It's as if there's a sample of a certain length and it's not being looped. If I switch one of those effects off and back on, I get another short burst.

Motor, as I said, works fine (it keeps going as long as I have it switched on), and the other controls, e.g. Aging, seem to work fine too.

io7m commented 2 years ago

Same here on a recent Arch Linux with the same general set of software.

sinewave440hz commented 1 year ago

I ran this plugin in ffmpeg too. There, it's not clear which parameters control which of the seven audio files (the parameters are numbered instead). However, experimentation revealed that parameter 1 is the motor sound. So all the others stop after a second or so, but the motor sound continues. So +1 basically :)

This was on macOS Monterey:

ffmpeg version N-109469-g62da0b4a74 Copyright (c) 2000-2023 the FFmpeg developers
  built with Apple clang version 14.0.0 (clang-1400.0.29.202)
  configuration: --enable-lv2
bruno-unna commented 1 year ago

Two and a half years later, I'm on the same boat.

Are you, by chance, using pipewire? Pipewire is fantastic, but I've witnessed more than once in the past that funny behaviour in Ardour sometimes boils down to pipewire, and gets fixed there.

jackeown commented 1 year ago

I just had this issue and I'm using JACK. I don't think it's related to Pipewire.

nyxkn commented 7 months ago

Issue exists on latest release 0.90.3, but seems fixed in master.

Probably fixed by d81c3d8 ?