Since R-mix introduces latency, it apparently stresses the midi prepare buffer. The recommended setting is 500 ms (or up?).


Yeah, screw you bvideo :), you've solved my rmix-ezdrummer problem that had me perplexed in one easy sentence.

I know exactly what Magbass is talking about. The same thing happened to me. I haven't used it since. 

sharke & backwoods -- thanks for making my day ;)

MagBass I figured it out.  On the trk select stereo and it will place the signal in the middle where it belongs. It worked for me. Hope this helps you. 

Ok, I have to admit R-Mix does have some issues.  Not unworkable, but bothersome.

First, I already had my midi read ahead set to 500ms (GOOD catch bvideo) so that's why I wasn't having any dropout/audio problems when using R-Mix. However, the project I was working on where I used R-Mix developed a bad latency problem with one of my soft synths. I finally tracked it down to R-Mix which was being used on a completely different track that was just an audio wav.  Turning off R-Mix on that track solved my latency problem on the soft synth track (actually, tracks, it was affecting all the instances of my synth).  My workaround was to apply the R-Mix to the audio track, bounce it to a fresh audio track, then delete the R-Mix from the first track.  Now my audio track is the way I want it and all latency issues have disappeared.  Anyway, it seems that there are still some issues with R-Mix that the Bakers need to look at. 

Best,
Rob

doriginal


MagBass I figured it out.  On the trk select stereo and it will place the signal in the middle where it belongs. It worked for me. Hope this helps you. 

When you say select stereo do you mean the Interleave of the track?

I've been fooling with it a bit more after reading this and @rcrees' thread further and found that one of my problems was as I suspect you're mentioning: that you have to be using a stereo track to begin with.  The first tracks I tried were actually mono tracks, so that was my fault.  The problems with not being able to control the Frame properly may have to do with my video card, as I don't have those troubles at all on my notebook.  So, now to see what I can do about that...

The plugin is kind of interesting, so I suppose I'd change video cards if that's what it takes to get it running.