Tempo rise/down & tap tempo crackles issue.

[KuzmaKuznetsov]

Hi there!

I have crackles issue when I make tempo rise & down (by push tempo knob, by TEMPO 2 m4l device, or by tap tempo button on the push) within a huge template with a lot of m4l devices
When I rise tempo, my CPU rise on the 5-10%, RAM is without changes. So it seems that it isn't an overload of my laptop.

But when I make it with a basic template and a couple of instrument all works fine.

Could you advice please, how I can prevent it? What to pay attention to?

Have a nice day!

[yur2die4]

A common example of something affected by this is Simple Delay. If it is not in ‘repitch’ mode but it has Sync on, it could crackle. Some synced effects, especially those with a buffer, are likely to be affected by tempo changes.

[KuzmaKuznetsov]

A common example of something affected by this is Simple Delay. If it is not in ‘repitch’ mode but it has Sync on, it could crackle. Some synced effects, especially those with a buffer, are likely to be affected by tempo changes.

Thank's for your reply.
I have researched my project and find that vst reverb caused crackles, but when I have switched off it, crackles still here, but it is much less.
So now I try to research how to completely remove it. Simple delays in my project weren't in sync mode.

By the way, When I try to test this reverb separately within a clear project it didn't cause any crackles.

[KuzmaKuznetsov]

A common example of something affected by this is Simple Delay. If it is not in ‘repitch’ mode but it has Sync on, it could crackle. Some synced effects, especially those with a buffer, are likely to be affected by tempo changes.

Thank's for your reply.
I have researched my project and have found that reverb vst caused crackles, but when I have switched off it, crackles still here, but it is much less.
So now I try to research how to completely remove it. Simple delays in my project weren't in sync mode.

By the way, When I try to test this reverb separately within a clear project it didn't cause any crackles.