Yup, I noticed this as well.
Also, has anyone else found an issue with playback syncing between Dorico and SynthV? SV does not in my instance want to follow the host properly, i.e. doesnât rewind to bar 1, instead playing from bar 9 or somethingâŚ
EDIT: I found the solution: SynthV does NOT deal well with a pre-roll set in Dorico! The team might want to look into this⌠![]()
Repro: Set a pre-roll of any amountâŚ
Cheers,
Benji
What does that mean (in Dorico terminology)?
Yes I have found this too with Synth V starting immediately and playing already a few measures in, and then Dorico starting from the beginning, several seconds later. Iâm on Windows 11 and find that the latest Beta release also plays havoc with Dorico as it causes the Audio engine to crash when trying to scan it. It takes several times of opening and closing Dorico to even get Dorico to start with the Audio engine timing out several times before I can get Dorico to finally open.
I have. I actually opened a thread about it here SynthV beta Bug - #3 by Pete_the_Musician
⌠and suggested a workaround.
I havenât tried with preroll.
My suspicion is that the cause is that there used to be an earlier flow in your piece which was then deleted. (Or perhaps youâre actually not using flow 1?)
No, there wasnât another flow, but thanks for thinking along! Plus, the issue clears immediately when removing the pre-roll.
AFAIK, Dorico doesnât yet (completely?) output tempo changes to VSTs, so that might be connected.
B.
Same here, it took several times hitting âwait longerâ for it to startâŚ
what it specifically doesnât do (as I understand it) is manage beat-related effects, which in the VST are locked to the DAWâs tempo. Iâm not clear whether SynthV is staying in sync or not, because Iâve imported a musicxml that didnât stay in sync, and then after editing & re-exporting, it did stay in sync.
Only the initial tempo.
Correct, thanks for confirming!
Iâve fixed some âlaâ problems by deleting and then re-entering the lyric - especially with tied notes. I think, if you attach a lyric to a quarter note, then add an eighth note and tie it to the quarter, you will get a la for the eighth - even though itâs tied. If you tie the eighth to the quarter BEFORE adding the lyric (or deleting and re-adding the lyric), I believe it works correctly.
IMHO, of course!
Tom