I had the clicking issue when tested on FL studio with the latest install.
I changed the plugin to “Use fixed size buffers” and “Process maximum size buffers” to get it to behave.
It seemed to happen less often or less audibly in Ableton.
@rrahim What buffer size are you using in Ableton?
Also can you inform me of the version number you see when you click the top left hand corner “sublab” logo?
@fisherking we’re seeing quite often Logic will report the old version, du to the AU cache. I had the same problem yesterday here when testing but it went away when I restarted my computer. What version of macOS are you running?
Not sure if it’s the same click you fixed in this update.
I think I figured out the cause on ableton (it happens on both DAWs).
Some presets have a change in limiter threshold so the first note sounds a bit different (like a sort of bit crushed effect), not the click issue and is very subtle.
I’m curious to know what the click issue fixed in this update sounds like. Because there are some presets (for example “The Lowdown”) which has a click at the end of the notes and does not use a sample (sounds sort of like the limiter releasing after note has finished).
Just opened up an older project, and WHOA what used to be a 12semitone slide suddenly flew into outerspace ripping my ears open.
Looks like SubLab 1.1.8 “forgot” what the Pitch Bend value was set to and instead assumed a 48semitone Pitch Bend.
This is really bad if going forwards all songs are going to sound different and we have to re-set the pitchbend. Also will it remember it going forwards? Anyone else experiencing this?