i have a project that has up to a 2 second latency on playback start (not stop), at any point in the timeline (even when not all tracks are playing at the same time and even when a single track is soloed). There are NO FX loaded anywhere in any track or in Redux. Logic is using the same audio device settings i usually have it set to (with no problem in other projects).
As i go through my tracks disabling instances of Redux, the play start latency reduces. at about 4 instances, it seems about normal to me in comparison to all other projects i’ve worked on lately. At about 6 instances, the pause starts to be annoying and only gets worse from there.
Any obvious explanation or solution for this?
Setup (Updated 5-5-2021)
19 instances of Redux active produces 2 seconds start latency
When you are a license owner, you’re entitled to email support as well. Did you try this?
No, i was only demoing the plugin. i stopped working on that project after no one replied here. Two days ago i started on it again, rediscovering this problem. So i came here to check, found my old post, and…
…and I see it hasn’t changed in version 1.2. Am I STILL the only person experiencing this? This is what keeps me from BUYING it.
Playback start and position change are affected by it. It’s hard to miss because it’s actively interfering in me working on the few projects I started with the plugin (conversions of old tracker songs).
Maybe it helps if you share an example project in which you removed all unrelated and kept only the essiential? Oh I see now that you are still using 32 bit. I think you should first try with 64 bit and see if the problem still remains.
Tested this now, same result here, firewire 48kz, 128 samples, Redux 3.2.2 AU, 10.13.6, gives me like 2 seconds start delay. There is no fx in any Redux instance, no fx plugins in the mixer either, so it is very likely caused by Redux.
Actually the very first song play has no latency at all, but then every following song start. So it might be that something isn’t stopped correctly?
Thank you so much for testing this on your end. Now at least this is verified as not being something strange on my computer(s). Interesting that you pointed out the first play is fine. I think I noticed that, too, but hadn’t thought to make a point of it. Thanks again!
