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V Collection - Legacy versions => Jup-8 V3 => Jup-8 V3 - Technical Issues => Topic started by: josh1773 on August 07, 2019, 04:45:13 pm
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Be careful when using Jup-8 V3 on iMac while using Bitwig. You might experience audio spikes when going through presets while Bitwig is running. If I didn't have a limiter on my master it would have blown my speakers! The spike was at like +400db's. I'm glad I remembered to put a limiter on my master on this session because sometimes I don't right away.
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Same here. I got a MacBook Pro 6 Core and 192 Instrument Plugins. But the Jup8-V3 is the only one wich does not work anymore like it should. 500db Audio Spike. Especially after Load In the PlugIn. My Speakers and my Ears almost die! The other Arturia Plugs working fine. But this one is unusable for me now.
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I get the same problem using it as standalone on Win10... and on headphones. Nearly blew up my left eardrum.
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I just checked this in Reaper, using both standalone alone, standalone with Reaper running, and plugin in Reaper. Win 7 here. Focusrite Scarlett 2i4 audio interface.
Not experiencing this at all.
Perhaps it's related to audio settings then? Change buffer size maybe?
Relatedly, my Reaper default project has a brickwall safety on the master, AND i put a brickwall on all my instrument presets, just to be safe. (I did remove the brickwall's to check this issue) ;)
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I just checked this in Reaper, using both standalone alone, standalone with Reaper running, and plugin in Reaper. Win 7 here. Focusrite Scarlett 2i4 audio interface.
Not experiencing this at all.
Perhaps it's related to audio settings then? Change buffer size maybe?
Relatedly, my Reaper default project has a brickwall safety on the master, AND i put a brickwall on all my instrument presets, just to be safe. (I did remove the brickwall's to check this issue) ;)
In my case it happens after a while. Like going from one preset to the next clicking on the right arrow at the top, it starts doing that after I've gone through say 70 or 80 presets. Still, I don't think it has to do with how many presets I've gone through, but the difference in the settings between one preset and the next, like the cut-off or fx level, etc. It just causes a massive audio spike that's totally out of control.
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just curious if anyone found a fix/solution for this?? ran across it today for the first time just going through presets, 711db jump....... logic X
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Same here. I use Ableton and it happened to me a few times while browsing through presets. I suspect that the bug happens for specific presets, but I write down to the names. Very unpleasant when this occurs.