eventual-recluse
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1 year ago Greetings!
This may be fixed now. Could you clone and build the latest LiveCut and let me know if this problem still happens?
(I was able to reproduce this problem of LiveCut knocking out the audio on the master bus, but in Linux using Ardour. However it only seemed to happen when adding LiveCut to old projects, as you say. I was able to track down the problem on my setup get it working again, but I'm not sure if it will fix it in yours or even whether the root cause is the same. So I'd be grateful for the feedback. Thanks!)
leading-zero
Hi,
First up, thanks for resurrecting this monster!
I've successfully built the plugin (CLAP, VST & VST3) in Big Sur 11.7.4 and Bitwig Studio 4.3.10 is able to see all versions of the plugin. From what I can tell so far, Livecut plays nicely with new projects where I add a break to an audio track, insert Livecut and I start thinking I'm Aphex Twin.
Unfortunately, when I try to add Livecut to an existing project the audio is killed on the master bus and some funny business starts happening resulting in one of the behaviours outlined below:
The audio is completely killed throughout the whole project although the meters across the project will still show activity. Removing Livecut in this instance does not restore the audio. I have to close and reopen the project to get audio running again.
In another instance Livecut killed the audio throughout the project as described in the previous point, but the audio died a few plugins down the chain on my master bus. In this case Livecut was added to a drum track before the master bus. When I disabled plugins on the master bus I was able to hear the audio however there was a click on the drum track but no Livecut stuttering goodness was audible.
Is it possible you could have a look into this? I'd love to have Livecut running in Bitwig and it seems like it's almost there.
Cheers!
Edit: I can't seem to save a new project in Bitwig with Livecut using the CLAP or VST3 plugins. VST is fine.
Another edit: Had the audio die in a new project in a similar fashion to the second point above. Livecut was inserted on a drum track and the audio failed to pass through subsequent plugins down the chain.