Studio One 7.2.3 - Discussion Thread

[sintil8]

Hi, I noticed this problem (video link below). When the stop is set at the END marker and recording is in progress, the recording ends before it reaches the END marker. Do you have the same problem? Can it be solved somehow with the settings or is it a bug? Thank you

link: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/8os1...ey=i0ty326fydoq255x4rvq9n9fm&st=5hc19a7a&dl=0

Hiya,
If you move the end marker beyond the loop brace is the outcome the same?

Best regards

 

[sintil8]

I'm not familiar with that one.

It's OK I don't think it was caused by SO1 updates.

All the best

 

[fikus84]

Hiya,
If you move the end marker beyond the loop brace is the outcome the same?

Best regards

Yes, the result is the same. But it is interesting that it depends on the distance of the END marker from the end of the Loop.

 

[sintil8]

Yes, the result is the same. But it is interesting that it depends on the distance of the END marker from the end of the Loop.

From what I could make out in the dropbox vid it looks like you are using Punch in Punch out...yes?
I'm sorry I don't quite understand. If you move the END marker a bar beyond the right hand loop brace does the recording fill the whole of the loop?

Regards

 

[fikus84]

From what I could make out in the dropbox vid it looks like you are using Punch in Punch out...yes?
I'm sorry I don't quite understand. If you move the END marker a bar beyond the right hand loop brace does the recording fill the whole of the loop?

Regards

Yes, Punch In/Out is on, but the error occurs even when it is off. This way it is more clear. If I move the END mark one bar further (snap to grid), the loop fills in and everything looks correct. However, if I move the END mark just a few ms, the error still occurs. It seems like there is some distance from the END mark that causes the recording to stop.
Regards

 

[sintil8]

Yes, Punch In/Out is on, but the error occurs even when it is off. This way it is more clear. If I move the END mark one bar further (snap to grid), the loop fills in and everything looks correct. However, if I move the END mark just a few ms, the error still occurs. It seems like there is some distance from the END mark that causes the recording to stop.
Regards

I wouldn't know why that happens, as I tend to leave a clear area to the end marker.

You may have discovered a minor glitch regarding the end marker, or there may be some obscure reason for that to happen.
It's good that you have noticed it tho, and to avoid doing that.

Kindest regards

 

[AAV]

I wouldn't know why that happens, as I tend to leave a clear area to the end marker.

You may have discovered a minor glitch regarding the end marker, or there may be some obscure reason for that to happen.
It's good that you have noticed it tho, and to avoid doing that.

Kindest regards

What are your snap/grid settings set to?

 

[fikus84]

What are your snap/grid settings set to?

Snap to gird at 1/16. Unfortunately Snap to Grid has no effect on this. The problem persists even when it is turned off.

 

[ThomasM]

I'm not familiar with that one.

They talked about an upcoming new model that wasn't yet in production which got customers waiting for the new one instead of buying the one available.

 

[TimC340]

They talked about an upcoming new model that wasn't yet in production which got customers waiting for the new one instead of buying the one available.

Ah yes - the BBC B+, which turned out to be far less of an upgrade than everyone expected.