Hi Tim, I'm not at my studio-PC atm, but I'm 99% sure the session started with no amps on the channels that have one now. (<maybe> one out of 5)
I will check asap and let you know if removing and reintroducing the plugs fixes things. Let me know if there's anything else I can do to help resolve this. Best, Bart. > [Tim Goetze] >>[Bart Brouns] >>>I have a similar problem as the one reported earlier: >>>In AmpVST, all amp-models sound the same to me except the BassMan. >>>Also: they all have a lot more gain/distortion then the BassMan. >>>This is with v 0.9.7. >>> >>>If you want I can provide a small Ardour session to demonstrate the >>>problem. >> >>That's a new one probably, the earlier problem was the tonestack model >>selection updating from the "over" control input, and the "tonestack" >>control being useless. This has been fixed in 0.9.7 anyway. > > Thinking about this some more, it seems possible, perhaps even likely, > that you started your ardour session with a previous version of the > plugin and then updated CAPS. If ardour saves a plugin control map > with the session (likely needed for automation purposes), this map, if > using numerical indices instead of port labels, will not match a later > version of a plugin with reordered controls. > > Depending on what version of CAPS you started with, what is presented > to you as the tonestack model selector could well map to the amp's > gain instead, leading to the result you described. > > If this is correct, removing all references to the plugin from your > session and then reintroducing it should fix the problem. > > Thanks, > Tim > _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-dev
