This is odd. At first I thought it was a Cubase 15 glitch and then opened the Project in C14 and it was the same.
I am using Izotope Vocal Doubler on a lead vocal. Very Subtle.
If I switch to Constrain Delay Compensation mode, that plugin becomes a full on Delay and it also becomes pretty hot.
This has never happened other than me with another plugin. Anyone else had this?
Hi,
If you enable the Constrain Delay Compensation, all plug-ins, which cannot work in Real-time should be bypassed.
What so you mean by that? How can a plugin become hot?
Aa Martin wrote, CDC will deactivate plugins that have a reported latency higher than zero or whatever you configured in your settings (I always forget where you can set that value).
If a plugin is still active after CDC, it means that it has low enough latency. If it behaves weirdly in whatever way, it is more likely to be a bug in the plugin imho.
Yes. It’s an odd bug that doesn’t make sense
Hi,
As this is the only plug-in behaving oddly, Ib would expect, the bug is in the plug-in. Therefore I would get in touch with the plug-in vendor.
Yes, I am going to mess a little to see if there are any other clues.
Bummer because it’s a free plugin. You get what you pay for? 
It becomes a Delay with the wet level much louder than the dry.
And no, it doesn’t make sense at all