bug loop button

carlos_08

Hi, there is a problem that I don't know if it is a bug, I have loopable background pads (I edited each sample so that it has the same waveform at the beginning and at the end of a certain region so that it can be looped). I imported the sample to the traxx stage, marked the region and enabled the automatic loop, the problem is that when the beginning of the looped region begins, a pop is heard when the loop button is automatically activated, when doing the second loop there is no pop because I edited the audio for it, so I think it's a loop button problem, I hope it can be fixed

carlos_08

Update: The pop is not heard when pressing the loop button manually, so this rules out that being the problem.

Stage traxx region markers generate small "pops" in the right speaker, I listened to my sample and it was clean without the markers, when listening to the same sample with markers (without the loop active) small "pops" appeared when passing through said markers. So I think it is a problem with the region markers. The "pop" problem is not when repeating a section, but when going through the markers. So if I have several multitracks with elements with a lot of attack this is not perceived, but when I have a single element with a constant sustain such as ambient pads, this "pop" is perceived.

peter

Region markers are only visual markers. They do not affect playback in any way. Move around your region start and end points until the pops disappear.

mattdaltonrules

This sounds like something you need to add a tiny 2 or 3 millisecond fade to the start and end of your audio regions. You're getting a hard transient clip because the audio is starting mid waveform in a non-crossfaded loop section. I don't believe ST3 has auto XFade on loops.

peter

No, ST3 has no XFade loops. You need to set audio regions at 0 crossings and not in the middle of transients.