Delay / Reverb tails dropping out

Yes this sometime happens.

Try running the effect on a bus with the channel feeding the bus as opposed to having the effect on a channel.

Yeah I here you, but if you're after a natural sounding mix there's no need for more than two or three reverbs and a couple of different delays.

If you think about it you'd never have a situation naturally with the drums in a large space, the keyboards in a chamber, the guitars in a cupboard and the singer in a shoe box all at the same time.

Unless, of course, you're experimentalising.

You can always bounce the tracks down as well, post effect with just the track and the bus solo'd.

You're welcome... n ting 🙂

I recently experienced this behavior for the 1st time.

I had an instance of delay designer on an audio track with with one short audio region. The region would play and activate the delay and after the 3rd or 4th tap, the signal would drop out for a second or 2 and the it would come back.

The solution that I found was to add some blank audio after the region and "merge" the regions together to create 1 longer region (longer than the length of the delay.)

Anyone else experience this?


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Curtis

Yes, the same here. And not only with Logic's delays, but all of them. Even the ones on the UAD drop out.

but it's especially anoying with the delay designer, because it is a fx delay, and i normally dont use it on busses. But at least it works that way. And the empty audio region aswell. Thx.

unfortunatly logic 9.1 still has it! I was hoping.

Anyone knows if it's better on os 10.6?

hey,

same thing on 10.6.2 + Logic 9.1

this bug is really really annoying!

I'm having this bug too, started suddenly and I now can't get rid of it. I've tried every setting I can think of, reinstalling logic, disabling all 3rd party plugins, trashing preferences, updates etc. Really frustrating, musically crippling actually - it's a real time waster. Work arounds are all well and good but why is this happening?!!! I wonder if a complete system reinstall is in order...has anyone had any success yet?

bill borez wrote:
Yeah I here you, but if you're after a natural sounding mix there's no need for more than two or three reverbs and a couple of different delays.

If you think about it you'd never have a situation naturally with the drums in a large space, the keyboards in a chamber, the guitars in a cupboard and the singer in a shoe box all at the same time.

Ha a, I like your style, Bill, you've been missing on the forum for a while.

I really don't recognize this as a 'bug', though - is it a(nother) Logic 9 thing?