Bug: EQ causes mixer track to panic

[Godin]

I’ve finally purchased SD3 so I’m new here. It seems bugs should be discussed in this forum. Please advise if there’s a recommended way to do this.

Hello!

I found a bug in SD3 Mixer’s EQ plugin that I’d like to report.

A specific node configuration can cause its track to panic (seemingly feedback out of control) and can be manipulated to crash the host.

I haven’t done extensive testing but can reproduce the bug at will following the steps listed below.

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Steps to reproduce (Use default node shape)

• Open an empty project for safety and load up SD3.
• Add the EQ plugin to any track or use an existing one if present in your default preset.
  • Set node01’s slope to 12dB.
  • Add node02 and set slope to 12dB.
• Trigger the bug by lowering the Gain on node02 between roughly 12500Hz and 20KHZ.
  • Move node02’s Gain closer to 0dB, or set its slope back to 6dB to stop the bug.
  • You’ll notice the bug comes and goes when placed on some frequencies around 12500Hz, and goes in full effect a few Hz above that.
• When the bug is in full effect, move node02’s Q all the way down to crash host (Ableton).

Do not hesitate if you have any questions!

Sincerely,

Superior Drummer 3 version: 3.3.2
Operating system: Windows 10

• The post has been modified 3 times, last modified 3 years, 4 months ago by Godin.

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