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- Near05 VST crash -> Intel library could be called with a NULL pointer argument when initializing with Phase Delay enabled - hopefully that was it. Waiting for feedback

Well, that seems to have been the original problem. It seems to have disappeared now. I'll keep an eye on it and let you know if it happens again. It would be very good if you could leave the log included until the official release, so I can tell you then much easier new bugs.

Another thing about sound that still strikes me now. Next case. If you have a piece of music that is very loud at the beginning and hasn't used the plugin yet, i.e. reopened it, then the first few seconds are completely overloaded, because apparently the AGC, no matter at what speed you adjust it, still has to "level up" at the beginning, so that everything is on a level. But that's really only at the beginning. This was not the case with the old AGC. Apparently the whole system was adapted much faster. It would be nice if you could take a look at it and make a few optimizations here.

Hi Hans,
In multiband-levels there is a setting called "Relative stop threshold". Default is 12.0dB (131072) but after I select it, it jumps directly to -74.7dB (6) and from then on it it is only possible to adjust it between -99dB and -74.7dB
I use the vst 64 bit version 8.55.049 Beta with Wavelab 9
I double check it with your latest version .052 and it's the same.

There are programs that use UECP via UDP, and so we needed to support that.

AF -> Do you mean AF method A or B? You're the first to request this (I know it's useful, but as long as nobody asks it makes no sense to spend time on it).

I just sent you an email with a new NAN

- Near05 VST crash -> Intel library could be called with a NULL pointer argument when initializing with Phase Delay enabled - hopefully that was it. Waiting for feedback