[Ardour-Dev] "Click of deaf" bug
Pau Arumí
pau.arumi at barcelonamedia.org
Fri Jul 16 07:41:10 PDT 2010
To complement Natanael post:
the "brutal explosion" happens random but quite consistently in the
problematic region of the problematic session. Since we are in a room
with 22 Genelec 8040s and 2 subwoofers the problem is quite serious.
As a quick workaround we have implemented a ladspa plugin that detects
such high level situations and plays a low volume sine during few
seconds instead of the high level input. The reason behind playing a
sine is to make the problem evident, so it can not be confused with
another kind of click.
I can provide the code of this ladspa upon request.
P
El dv 16 de 07 de 2010 a les 10:55 +0200, en/na Natanael Olaiz va
escriure:
> Hi,
>
> We found a strange and harmful bug in Ardour, and unfortunately, it
> looks difficult to reproduce.
>
> Description: two regions are one just after the other (so, no crossfade)
> makes a several hundred dBs click when the playhead pass over the
> intersection: http://imagebin.ca/view/LSvEnz.html
>
> Some observations:
> - It happens even without any plugin or automation on the track
> - If the gain of the track is 0, it doesn't happens. If it's
> greater, the bug happens and it looks proportional to the track gain.
> - Related to the previous?: when there is a plugin applied, the
> gain bug is happening after the plugin process (1 mono track with 22
> outputs without plugin: all peaks fall -after several seconds- all
> together, meanwhile 1 mono track with 22 outputs with a spacialization
> plugin applied: the peaks fall differently because the process)
> - It looks to happen only when the starting region have the fade-in
> deactivated (no matter the state of the previous ending fade-out).
> - When reloading the session, it doesn't happen. But if you move
> the second region some times, and put it again snapped to the first one,
> it usually happens again each time you pass over the region intersection
> until you close the session again.
>
> We tried to simplify the session removing all the tracks but the
> problematic one, and still happens. Then we tried to remove clean the
> unused sources and move the regions to the begining, and we could not
> reproduce it again...
>
>
> Any hint to debug it? Maybe a NaN in the fade-in algorithm?
>
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Best regards,
> Natanael.
>
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