Transient Shaper weirdness (SOLVED)

Having seen Danny's transient shaper video I decided to try it out on a bass track in my latest project.  

When it's inserted my drum midi track starts missing out some of the notes (mostly bass drum notes).  I'm using Steven Slate Drums 4 as the synth. 

If I remove the TS all works as advertised, reinsert it (in the effects bin, I've not tried it as a pro channel module) the same thing happens. 

Any thoughts? 

Thanks Karl,

I've a feeling I have tried that, I need to check, I used to ave a similar issue with SSD in Kontakt so increased them then. However, I will check, any idea what the default is off the top of your head?

Sting, I'll take a look at this on my end also using Slate and get back to you. I've had quite a few issues with his stuff in Sonar. Their tech support was not too good at helping me though, so I abandoned that ship. I'll do a few tests and see if I get the same results as you.

When you create the virtual drum tracks, are you using "all tracks stereo" or mono? Let me know so I can look into it for you. I'll be in touch.

-Danny

Thanks for that Danny, I've not had chance to look at my settings yet, but I'm using all stereo outs. 

I'll check again tomorrow.

Thanks again bud. 

scook


http://forum.cakewalk.com/fb.ashx?m=2635169 might be of interest esp. jb101 posts. Remember the transient shaper is another CW linear phase plugin.

Thanks matey, a good shout also. 

I was coming in to comment on this thread, but see scook has beaten me to it.
 
It was only six months ago, but it seems like forever. 
 
Odd coincidence - I have a singer coming in tomorrow to put down the final vocal for the track I was talking about in that thread, and was just looking at it, for the first time in six months, before I came on and read this thread.
 
Linear Phase, Look Ahead and CPU intensive effects like Convolution Reverb can do all sorts of odd things to latency and PDC.  I now never use them during tracking, or disable them if I have to track after the event, or freeze them if they throw up any issues.  I then only use them during mixing, when I can set my buffers much higher. 

Thanks Karl,

I should mention that this is happening during the mixing phase with my audio card buffers at max, which seems to negate the linear phase issues.  

I'll get to check later. 

Thanks for the input.

Same thing happens if you use Rmix, midi buffers up to 1000 sorts out the skipping Midi beats syndrome.