RealBand audio flows somewhat similar to a DAW which in turn is somewhat similar to an external audio mixer. The way an audio signal flows through Band-in-a-Box and RealBand is different. #665768 - 07/26/21 08:41 AM Re: Audio Feedback and weird behaviour using plugins in Kontakt 6 I repeat that I have switched my monitors OFF and no audio is outputted from anywhere when this spike and feedback The only way to stop this is to quickly keep pressing the spacebar.
I did try the same procedure in RealBand and there it works just fine, so it must be to to with Bain In A Box.īefore the audio slowly increase to a feedback, there is a sound spike, above 0 bb, then the meters gradually increase in volume, from nothing to overload. I have now updated both BIAB 2021to build 838 and RB 2021 build 6 and the problem persists with BIAB. #664633 - 07/18/21 05:17 AM Re: Audio Feedback and weird behaviour using plugins in Kontakt 6 If I play the instruments within Kontakt (without using BIAB), I have no audio issues.Īnyone had similar issues? Also, Is there a Panic Button within BIAB? I tried setting the audio to WAS and ASIO and the issue remains. I tried a different instrument, still within Kontakt 6 and I can repeat the issue. If I continuously keep pressing the space bar very quickly for about 5 seconds, it then stops the feedback and I can then use BIAB, with the same plugin, without any problem. If I press the space bar, the sound restarts the audio to a new feedback event. It doesn't matter if I try to press the stop button.
What I mean is, you can see the master meters rise up in volume without any speakers being switched ON. If I save the song, close it and then re-load it, that's when it start to feedback! This feedback is internal. MG2) from the practice window and then change the piano track to use a piano from Kontakt player, at first it works normally, I can start and stop the song as many times as I like without any issues. I have replaced a piano patch in BIAB with another from Kontakt player instruments.
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