Issue with Unify and Directwave in FL Studio

I am not familiar with DirectWave, but from the FL Studio web site I see it provides an ability to resample plug-ins.

Before going further I should note that resampling sample-based sounds for your own use is OK, but redistributing Unify's samples (even with modification) is a violation of copyright. Please be aware of this.

I'm not sure what "cropped directly at the beginning" means. Can you explain in more detail?

One thing you might try is setting Unify's Transport to "follow host" and "manual start/stop". What sounds like cropping may be a result of Unify's transport starting and stopping.

@getdunne

It's indeed a (btw, very nifty) device for resampling purposes. At least how it is integrated into FL Studio which is nothing less than genius. But you might rather like to hear that it works perfectly with Unify. Just tested it.

The user probably got lost by the various settings (s. enclosed image) or faces other problems due to obscure plugins inside Unify or whatever ...

Screenshot DirectWave-Settings in FLS:

@getdunne

Hi Shane,

thanks, but I still have the same issue after setting it to "follow host" and "manual start/stop".

"cropped directly at the beginning" means: When I resample a synth for 3 seconds for example, the wav file keeps empty after recording, except for a small click sound at the beginning. The waveform is cropped after some milliseconds. Here is a picture how it looks like in Wavelab. Instead of a 3 seconds waveform, you can only see a small click at the start.

@rainbro

Hi! I didn't get lost by the settings in Directwave, since I use this for years. Any other synths are working fine with Directwave. First after loading them in Unify causes this issue. Last year there was the same problem with Spire, after they updated their synth at that time. I talked to Reveal Sound and they fixed it some days later.

@marcel, @rainbro

I have nothing further to add here, since I know so little about FL Studio and Directwave. @rainbro thanks for chiming in. If you two are able to determine that there is a genuine problem in Unify, please let me know, with as much detail as possible so I can try to reproduce it.

@getdunne

No problem, Shane. I can imagine, that it's difficult to find out and I also get it managed on other ways. When I find out something new, I will contact you. Nevertheless, thanks for helping out and for your effort.