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Nembrini apps update

[Deleted User][Deleted User]
in General App Discussion

Has the rumble problem been fixed when used as auv3?
I have not updated because i’ve found a way to use them with no problems.
Thanks for checking.
Flo

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  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    It has not been fixed.
    I’ve just tried psa 1000 jr,and there is still this rumble...

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @flo26 : what is the workaround you found? Using IAA?

    Can you confirm that if you have it as AU in AUM (would be hje same in AB3) and don't connect an input that you can hear it just by turning up the volume and gain pots? You can also hear that the pitch and volume of the sound nd changes with both sample rate and buffer size.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    edited April 2020

    @espiegel123 said:
    @flo26 : what is the workaround you found? Using IAA?

    Can you confirm that if you have it as AU in AUM (would be hje same in AB3) and don't connect an input that you can hear it just by turning up the volume and gain pots? You can also hear that the pitch and volume of the sound nd changes with both sample rate and buffer size.

    I can’t answer your first question as i have not tried this.
    Yes to the second,but the pitch of the what i call rumble is higher depending on which latency or sample rate i use.
    I’ve told about this to @NembriniAudio,but from them everything is ok,so....
    Is it on their side,apple side auv3 implentation?
    I don’t even want to know😉😉.
    I do with with IAA.
    It is a real pain in the ass,but at least,i can these apps’
    Flo

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @flo26 : if you have an efficient way of contacting @NembriniAudio , here are some instructions to easily demonstrate the issue unambiguously. Btw, I am only having this issues with MRH810. I don't have the Soldano sim.

    I have this problem with MRH810, but neither Crunck nor PSA1000JR has this problem. This is on an iPad 6th Gen with iOS 12.3.1 and the results are the same with or without an audio interface connected (in my case an iRig HD2)
    In AUM,

    • create two channel strips
    • On both strips, have no input device.
    • Load the IAA version of MRH into one channel strip and the IAA version on the other.
    • make sure that the input is unmuted on the IAA version
    • In both of them, set the channel to the lead channel
    • set all volume/gain knobs to the maximum (output, master volume, lead volume, lead gain)

    --OBSERVE: The AU channel has a constant hum. The channel with the IAA has (as one would expect) no signal at all.

    • Now try all buffer settings for the sample rate you are at.
      --OBSERVE: the pitch and loudness of the constant tone changes (for the AU, the IAA will remain completely silent as it should). At 64, the pitch is high. As the buffer gets larger, the pitch goes down. The loudness varies from buffer size to buffer size. At 44.1K and 48k, 256 and 512 buffers have the loudest signal.

    This is 100% reproducible. The constant pitch is only found in the AU.

    @NembriniAudio : if you need a video demonstrating the issue, let me know. I think the instructions above will be adequate.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    Thanks @espiegel123 for the explanation.
    It is not always simple to explain things clearly when English is not your native language.
    Cheers!
    Flo

  • BootsyBootsy

    @flo26

    @espiegel123 said:
    @flo26 : if you have an efficient way of contacting @NembriniAudio , here are some instructions to easily demonstrate the issue unambiguously. Btw, I am only having this issues with MRH810. I don't have the Soldano sim.

    I have this problem with MRH810, but neither Crunck nor PSA1000JR has this problem. This is on an iPad 6th Gen with iOS 12.3.1 and the results are the same with or without an audio interface connected (in my case an iRig HD2)
    In AUM,

    • create two channel strips
    • On both strips, have no input device.
    • Load the IAA version of MRH into one channel strip and the IAA version on the other.
    • make sure that the input is unmuted on the IAA version
    • In both of them, set the channel to the lead channel
    • set all volume/gain knobs to the maximum (output, master volume, lead volume, lead gain)

    --OBSERVE: The AU channel has a constant hum. The channel with the IAA has (as one would expect) no signal at all.

    • Now try all buffer settings for the sample rate you are at.
      --OBSERVE: the pitch and loudness of the constant tone changes (for the AU, the IAA will remain completely silent as it should). At 64, the pitch is high. As the buffer gets larger, the pitch goes down. The loudness varies from buffer size to buffer size. At 44.1K and 48k, 256 and 512 buffers have the loudest signal.

    This is 100% reproducible. The constant pitch is only found in the AU.

    @NembriniAudio : if you need a video demonstrating the issue, let me know. I think the instructions above will be adequate.

    I've done this test with the Mrh810 and get the exact same results. I tried as auv3 in cubasis and didn't get the hum. Has anyone tried it in cubasis?

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    edited April 2020

    @Bootsy said:

    @flo26

    @espiegel123 said:
    @flo26 : if you have an efficient way of contacting @NembriniAudio , here are some instructions to easily demonstrate the issue unambiguously. Btw, I am only having this issues with MRH810. I don't have the Soldano sim.

    I have this problem with MRH810, but neither Crunck nor PSA1000JR has this problem. This is on an iPad 6th Gen with iOS 12.3.1 and the results are the same with or without an audio interface connected (in my case an iRig HD2)
    In AUM,

    • create two channel strips
    • On both strips, have no input device.
    • Load the IAA version of MRH into one channel strip and the IAA version on the other.
    • make sure that the input is unmuted on the IAA version
    • In both of them, set the channel to the lead channel
    • set all volume/gain knobs to the maximum (output, master volume, lead volume, lead gain)

    --OBSERVE: The AU channel has a constant hum. The channel with the IAA has (as one would expect) no signal at all.

    • Now try all buffer settings for the sample rate you are at.
      --OBSERVE: the pitch and loudness of the constant tone changes (for the AU, the IAA will remain completely silent as it should). At 64, the pitch is high. As the buffer gets larger, the pitch goes down. The loudness varies from buffer size to buffer size. At 44.1K and 48k, 256 and 512 buffers have the loudest signal.

    This is 100% reproducible. The constant pitch is only found in the AU.

    @NembriniAudio : if you need a video demonstrating the issue, let me know. I think the instructions above will be adequate.

    I've done this test with the Mrh810 and get the exact same results. I tried as auv3 in cubasis and didn't get the hum. Has anyone tried it in cubasis?

    @bootsy,this could be really good news😉.

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @flo26 said:

    @Bootsy said:

    @flo26

    @espiegel123 said:
    @flo26 : if you have an efficient way of contacting @NembriniAudio , here are some instructions to easily demonstrate the issue unambiguously. Btw, I am only having this issues with MRH810. I don't have the Soldano sim.

    I have this problem with MRH810, but neither Crunck nor PSA1000JR has this problem. This is on an iPad 6th Gen with iOS 12.3.1 and the results are the same with or without an audio interface connected (in my case an iRig HD2)
    In AUM,

    • create two channel strips
    • On both strips, have no input device.
    • Load the IAA version of MRH into one channel strip and the IAA version on the other.
    • make sure that the input is unmuted on the IAA version
    • In both of them, set the channel to the lead channel
    • set all volume/gain knobs to the maximum (output, master volume, lead volume, lead gain)

    --OBSERVE: The AU channel has a constant hum. The channel with the IAA has (as one would expect) no signal at all.

    • Now try all buffer settings for the sample rate you are at.
      --OBSERVE: the pitch and loudness of the constant tone changes (for the AU, the IAA will remain completely silent as it should). At 64, the pitch is high. As the buffer gets larger, the pitch goes down. The loudness varies from buffer size to buffer size. At 44.1K and 48k, 256 and 512 buffers have the loudest signal.

    This is 100% reproducible. The constant pitch is only found in the AU.

    @NembriniAudio : if you need a video demonstrating the issue, let me know. I think the instructions above will be adequate.

    I've done this test with the Mrh810 and get the exact same results. I tried as auv3 in cubasis and didn't get the hum. Has anyone tried it in cubasis?

    @bootsy,this could be really good news😉.

    It is there in Cubasis 2 for me. BUT, with no input connected, I don't hear it until you have recorded. At that point it sounds just the same as in AUM and Audiobus 3.

    It is much more prominent on the Lead channel than on the clean channel in all the environments that I have checked. In many cases, with the clean channel you might not notice it.

  • BootsyBootsy

    @espiegel123 said:

    @flo26 said:

    @Bootsy said:

    @flo26

    @espiegel123 said:
    @flo26 : if you have an efficient way of contacting @NembriniAudio , here are some instructions to easily demonstrate the issue unambiguously. Btw, I am only having this issues with MRH810. I don't have the Soldano sim.

    I have this problem with MRH810, but neither Crunck nor PSA1000JR has this problem. This is on an iPad 6th Gen with iOS 12.3.1 and the results are the same with or without an audio interface connected (in my case an iRig HD2)
    In AUM,

    • create two channel strips
    • On both strips, have no input device.
    • Load the IAA version of MRH into one channel strip and the IAA version on the other.
    • make sure that the input is unmuted on the IAA version
    • In both of them, set the channel to the lead channel
    • set all volume/gain knobs to the maximum (output, master volume, lead volume, lead gain)

    --OBSERVE: The AU channel has a constant hum. The channel with the IAA has (as one would expect) no signal at all.

    • Now try all buffer settings for the sample rate you are at.
      --OBSERVE: the pitch and loudness of the constant tone changes (for the AU, the IAA will remain completely silent as it should). At 64, the pitch is high. As the buffer gets larger, the pitch goes down. The loudness varies from buffer size to buffer size. At 44.1K and 48k, 256 and 512 buffers have the loudest signal.

    This is 100% reproducible. The constant pitch is only found in the AU.

    @NembriniAudio : if you need a video demonstrating the issue, let me know. I think the instructions above will be adequate.

    I've done this test with the Mrh810 and get the exact same results. I tried as auv3 in cubasis and didn't get the hum. Has anyone tried it in cubasis?

    @bootsy,this could be really good news😉.

    It is there in Cubasis 2 for me. BUT, with no input connected, I don't hear it until you have recorded. At that point it sounds just the same as in AUM and Audiobus 3.

    It is much more prominent on the Lead channel than on the clean channel in all the environments that I have checked. In many cases, with the clean channel you might not notice it.

    im on cubasis 2 as well. how do you not have an input.. havent been able to figure that out.. its either iaa or mono 1 those seem to be the two options i have...

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @Bootsy said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    @flo26 said:

    @Bootsy said:

    @flo26

    @espiegel123 said:
    @flo26 : if you have an efficient way of contacting @NembriniAudio , here are some instructions to easily demonstrate the issue unambiguously. Btw, I am only having this issues with MRH810. I don't have the Soldano sim.

    I have this problem with MRH810, but neither Crunck nor PSA1000JR has this problem. This is on an iPad 6th Gen with iOS 12.3.1 and the results are the same with or without an audio interface connected (in my case an iRig HD2)
    In AUM,

    • create two channel strips
    • On both strips, have no input device.
    • Load the IAA version of MRH into one channel strip and the IAA version on the other.
    • make sure that the input is unmuted on the IAA version
    • In both of them, set the channel to the lead channel
    • set all volume/gain knobs to the maximum (output, master volume, lead volume, lead gain)

    --OBSERVE: The AU channel has a constant hum. The channel with the IAA has (as one would expect) no signal at all.

    • Now try all buffer settings for the sample rate you are at.
      --OBSERVE: the pitch and loudness of the constant tone changes (for the AU, the IAA will remain completely silent as it should). At 64, the pitch is high. As the buffer gets larger, the pitch goes down. The loudness varies from buffer size to buffer size. At 44.1K and 48k, 256 and 512 buffers have the loudest signal.

    This is 100% reproducible. The constant pitch is only found in the AU.

    @NembriniAudio : if you need a video demonstrating the issue, let me know. I think the instructions above will be adequate.

    I've done this test with the Mrh810 and get the exact same results. I tried as auv3 in cubasis and didn't get the hum. Has anyone tried it in cubasis?

    @bootsy,this could be really good news😉.

    It is there in Cubasis 2 for me. BUT, with no input connected, I don't hear it until you have recorded. At that point it sounds just the same as in AUM and Audiobus 3.

    It is much more prominent on the Lead channel than on the clean channel in all the environments that I have checked. In many cases, with the clean channel you might not notice it.

    im on cubasis 2 as well. how do you not have an input.. havent been able to figure that out.. its either iaa or mono 1 those seem to be the two options i have...

    I was on mono 1 in Cubasis with input level on my interface at 0

  • NembriniAudioNembriniAudio

    Hi guys,

    we found a DC offset in MRH810 audio signal chain and in some cases it could generate a buzz at very high output level.
    Maybe it's the issue you reported, a new release is available for download.

    Thanks for your help,
    Igor

  • audiobussyaudiobussy

    @NembriniAudio Thank you for getting this fixed. Now onto a Fender sim, pretty please!

  • BillSBillS

    @NembriniAudio thank you!

  • WreckedWrecked

    @audiobussy said:
    @NembriniAudio Thank you for getting this fixed. Now onto a Fender sim, pretty please!

    And a Vox AC 30/15 please!

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @flo26 @NembriniAudio : my initial test indicates that the hum is gone in the MRH AU. :smile:

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    Great!
    Most of their apps have the same problem.
    I will wait for a fix.
    Thanks@espiegel123.

  • FingolfinzzzFingolfinzzz

    @audiobussy said:
    @NembriniAudio Thank you for getting this fixed. Now onto a Fender sim, pretty please!

    Fender Twin and Bassman would be incredible

  • DaveypooDaveypoo

    I would LOVE to see a Fender Twin Reverb or Fender Champ model. These are my favorite clean tones. Beyond that - Vox? Hiwatt? The world is their oyster, as it were.

    Great to hear that the big was fixed for you @flo26. I've been editing my next Nembrini video and even with my shit guitar playing these apps sound excellent.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @Daveypoo said:
    I would LOVE to see a Fender Twin Reverb or Fender Champ model. These are my favorite clean tones. Beyond that - Vox? Hiwatt? The world is their oyster, as it were.

    Great to hear that the big was fixed for you @flo26. I've been editing my next Nembrini video and even with my shit guitar playing these apps sound excellent.

    The problem is not fixed.
    I’ve just compared the IAA and the auv3 version of mrh 810,and there is still a problem with the auv3 version.

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @flo26 said:

    @Daveypoo said:
    I would LOVE to see a Fender Twin Reverb or Fender Champ model. These are my favorite clean tones. Beyond that - Vox? Hiwatt? The world is their oyster, as it were.

    Great to hear that the big was fixed for you @flo26. I've been editing my next Nembrini video and even with my shit guitar playing these apps sound excellent.

    The problem is not fixed.
    I’ve just compared the IAA and the auv3 version of mrh 810,and there is still a problem with the auv3 version.

    Ugh! You are right. But it is different for me.

    In the earlier version, it was there even when there was no input signal. It was more prominent with high gain distortion. In this version , I am hearing it with clean and mildly distorted tones more than distorted ones.

    I am recording some tests now to demonstrate.

    Something interesting is that the fixed pitch tone seems to be there for higher notes on the guitar and not lower-pitched ones.

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    I’ve posted a demonstration of the issue to hopefully help the dev address the issue.

    @NembriniAudio @flo26

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @espiegel123 said:
    I’ve posted a demonstration of the issue to hopefully help the dev address the issue.

    @NembriniAudio @flo26

    Great video!
    It really shows what the problem is.
    This happens with most of their apps,when used as auv3.
    Thanks for doing this!
    Flo

  • GavinskiGavinski
    edited April 2020

    Wow, great job on that video, it’s clear as day there
    Edit: I just quickly tried this, playing from SynthMaster into Mrh810 and Bst100. Didn’t hear a problem on mrh810 but i definitely felt there was a consistent buzzing tone on Bst100,

  • NembriniAudioNembriniAudio

    @flo26 @espiegel123

    We appreciated your test but for us is quite impossible follow here in the forum, please contact the support: https://www.nembriniaudio.com/pages/contact

    We happy to verify with you guys this issue.
    Thanks,
    Igor

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @NembriniAudio said:
    @flo26 @espiegel123

    We appreciated your test but for us is quite impossible follow here in the forum, please contact the support: https://www.nembriniaudio.com/pages/contact

    We happy to verify with you guys this issue.
    Thanks,
    Igor

    I will follow up on your contact page, but if you simply set things up as I did in the video, you will be able to reproduce the issue.

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