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Yes you’re right, just checked it with soothe and proC2 with lookahead enabled. There is the latency again. Doesn’t even matter if soothe is on an aux or on an audio track..

Ah Ok. Which scenario / issue isn’t fixed yet? Maybe I stumble across something in the future.

It is fixed (at least on my system). Macmini M2 pro, Ventura 13.6, Logic 10.7.9. you can easily reproduce it. Import an audio drumloop on track 1. copy the loop on track 2 and set the output of track 2 to an aux. when you press play, they are perfectly in synch as expected. now put pro C2 on that aux. enable the sidechain audition and „ext" in pro C2 and set the sidechain input to track 1. you are now listening to the sidechain signal on an aux as well as to an audio track (track 1). They are perfectly in synch if you press play. now comes the news. If I now insert latency-inducing plugins on the aux channel before ProC2 (e.g. logics linear phase eq) on my old logic version (10.5), the two signals aren’t in synch anymore as logics PDC doesn’t compensate the sidechain signal. on my new logic version (10.7.9) both signals remain in synch. I didn’t test all possible scenarios, but this was the only scenario on my old system where the PDC failed, and this now works in 10.7.9.

Can you give an example scenario? I’ll try to reproduce it.

Hey all, it seems like in logic 10.7.8 they fixed the issue (the sidechain signal was not properly PDC‘ed when feeding the sidechain of a compressor that is on an Aux/Bus in a sessions with latency-inducing plugins). I‘ve tested it with Trackspacer, ProC2, ProMB, Logic onboard compressor. All kinds of scenarios: Empty session, Full session, latency-inducing plugins on aux/on tracks. Sidechain-Compression was tight in all scenarios. Test System is: MacMini M2Pro, MacOS Ventura 13.3.1

I can confirm this issue. Plug-in delay compensation doesn’t work for AUX channels, especially if you have plugins on an aux that introduce a large latency

I had the exact same looping glitch that one of you described (when pressing play, the cursor was looping randomly for a few seconds before playing back). Logic Pro 10.7.7 Ventura 10.3.1 on a m2pro Mac mini. Changing the logic buffer size to "small“ seems to fix or at least minimize the problem.

Hey Mark, that sounds great! I have to finish a project and then i‘ll update to 10.4 to check that out.

Hey guys, for 10.3.2 I also can still confirm the undo/reset bug. Did you check out 10.3.3? The release notes don’t tell anything about a fix though...

Any news on this guys? Does 10.2.3 solve this problem for you?

Hey guys, same here. Many users have this problem: viewtopic.php?f=42&t=125063 Its quiet reproducable. Lets send bug reports to apple and hope that they fix it....

Random plugin reset is 100 % reproducable, even in an empty project. If I insert any plugins (doesnt matter if its a logic stock Plugin or 3rd party), then hit "duplicate track" button a few times, then hit undo, it resets some of the Plugins settings. Imagine that in a full session. Haven't found any workarounds yet other than avoid "undo". If you google you'll see that i'm not the only one experiencing this problem. Any ideas?

Same here. Makes the programm unusable for professional Environment

Exactly same here. Resets Plugins randomly, mostly after i "duplicate track" or copying plugins to another channel and then hit undo. This goes for logic Plugins as well as third party. Happens under 10.2.0. then i updated to 10.2.2, same...been using this programm for 15 years on a professional base, now it becomes absolutely useless. Hope apple fixes it, otherwise I'll switch to another DAW.