When I export my vst into fl studio it has latency or something, NEED HELP
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@duma said in When I export my vst into fl studio it has latency or something, NEED HELP:
Yes multiple times and it hasnt solved the issue
And you've removed the analysers and recompiled?
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@David-Healey No I just turned them off on hise
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@duma said in When I export my vst into fl studio it has latency or something, NEED HELP:
No I just turned them off on hise
You need to recompile your plugin after making changes in HISE.
Deleting them is probably the best way to test, I'm not sure if they still contribute to cpu load even when bypassed. You can make a backup of your project first.
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@duma Have you recompiled your plugin with the analysers removed and time stretching disabled?
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@David-Healey doing it right now
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@David-Healey Still have latency man, it didnt do a thing
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@duma Does enabling align tick lengths in fl studio's CPU settings help?
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@David-Healey No it doesnt because every other vst I have syncs up except this one
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@duma Did you test it?
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@David-Healey Yes
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@duma So we've ruled out fl studio, we've ruled out time stretching, we've ruled out analysers. So it could be something else in your project.
Make a new minimal project that contains only what is needed to demonstrate the issue and see if it's present there.
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@David-Healey What do you mean by what is needed to demonstate the issue?
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@duma include only what is needed for the lag issue in fl studio to occur. Don't include anything extra, no images, preferably no samples, no additional effects.
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@David-Healey I dont know what is causing the lag is the thing
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@duma said in When I export my vst into fl studio it has latency or something, NEED HELP:
@David-Healey I dont know what is causing the lag is the thing
That's why we build the minimal project to try to narrow down the cause of the problem.
Or you can go the other way, start with your main project and gradually remove stuff until the problem goes away, but I think a minimal project is a cleaner solution.
