Audio glitches after upgrading to Vegas 13 64 Bit

studioredfern wrote on 10/9/2014, 7:49 PM

I am wondering if anyone else is experiencing this problem.

If I am working with audio, and then I add a plug in like iZotope Nectar Elements, I experience glitching as the mouse glides over the audio clips. This happens only when using ASIO audio drivers but not under Windows Classic Wave Driver or Microsoft Sound Mapper.

This problem has been discussed by other users on the audio forum thread:

http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/Forums/ShowMessage.asp?Forum=19&MessageID=882620

It has become a real problem for me as it means that I can't record audio with input monitoring on with some plugins enabled.

I have been using Vegas mainly as an audio editor since very early days but this problem is really getting in the way of my work flow.

My audio card is M-Audio Delta 66.

Has anyone else experienced this and is it a problem with my sound card or vegas? I am not getting much help from support.

Thanks Phil

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Diego_C. wrote on 8/8/2019, 1:27 AM

Problem is still there in Vegas 17!

songsj wrote on 8/8/2019, 1:59 AM

Too bad I won't be buying it then.

philippe-gaudens wrote on 8/8/2019, 6:30 AM

Really too bad !!
I'm going to move to Cubase

Dexcon wrote on 8/8/2019, 7:08 AM

I'm going to move to Cubase

Vegas Pro 17 is an NLE video editing product. If you're going to go to Cubase, you're not going to get video editing are you?

This is like saying that there's something you don't like about a TV that you're considering purchasing, so you'll buy a radio instead.

Diego_C. wrote on 8/8/2019, 7:12 AM

I make video of live classical music concerts with 20 audio tracks. Just need to put some VST reverb, but seems impossible.
Vegas is a video editing product with (as stated on Magix page) "tools for professional audio editing. With full VST interface support, dozens of effects and real-time rendering, no other NLE provides a digital audio workstation feature set as robust as the tools in VEGAS Pro".
It seems not true to me!

philippe-gaudens wrote on 8/8/2019, 7:42 AM

I'm going to move to Cubase

Vegas Pro 17 is an NLE video editing product. If you're going to go to Cubase, you're not going to get video editing are you?

This is like saying that there's something you don't like about a TV that you're considering purchasing, so you'll buy a radio instead.

I'm mainly a sound engineer and I use my very old Vegas 32bits to achieve my mixes...
I often need to work on videos and I'm forced to separate my work splitting audio and video...
Do you really think I should use two different Vegas to achieve my work ??

When I edit videos, I always need to improve the audio, at least with EQ, compressor or reverb...

This is so frustrating to not be able to do that in Vegas 16, even 17 !! And it goes this way since Vegas 10 64bits !!

It's a real shame regarding the marketing saying the audio part of Vegas is "Professional".

studioredfern wrote on 8/11/2019, 9:08 PM

I've written to support on multiple occasions about this and they have no schedule for addressing this problem. Was hoping that 17 might have provided some hope, but looks like it's not to be. VERY DISAPPOINTING MAGIX!! PreSonus Studio One has been fantastic for my music mixes, just saying.

Chuzz. wrote on 8/12/2019, 12:24 AM

Yeah there are so many other brand new bugs that appeared in Version 14 and 15 which were never addressed, no patches but they expect us to pre-order updates !... LOL The last vegas update had NOTHING in it, a few third party plugins haha and some motion tracking think ( unless you really want that... meh). I pity the fool who upgraded without checking. The only magix here is how they can make money disappear. Same goes for Acid, first they took the VST compatibility away, then they want you to pay to get it back again... so contemptuous and contemptible, it's just bad business.

songsj wrote on 8/12/2019, 12:39 AM

I switched to Reaper after 14 and now only use 14 to lay out CD projects. Do everything else in Reaper. Too bad Vegas was a good DAW many years ago. I really think Magix just does not care about audio anymore and has not for along time. I will not be renewing or updating my version until they rededicate themselves to audio as well as video. I am not holding my breath.

Philippe-GAUDENS3025 wrote on 5/10/2020, 5:31 PM

Hi everybody!
A solution (workaround) as been found to solve audio glitches in Vegas 64 bits.
Check this out !