In the meantime you may have to resort to switching to a lower resolution when using FL Studio. Although there will be public betas of FL 12 soon, I would imagine. Alot of what dBlueGlitch does is simple to accomplish and sounds cleaner when you do it yourself.

But you will have to wait a while for that. At 2/2/10 12:27 AM, InGenius wrote: Good tuts, the automations do allow for more finite control, but most of all it teaches people what the program is really doing. So it will be scalable and suit any resolution. But that is all about to change, as FL 12 will have a vector based UI. If it's very low, everything will appear huge. If it's incredibly high (as yours is) everything will appear tiny. So the size of everything will change depending on your resolution. if I did they would have fired me by now But I saw your post about FL not scaling to suit your resolution - and iOur's reply, which is correct. One more thing you can try is enabling 'Align tick lengths' in Options > Audio settings. Do you have the latest version of dBlue Glitch? (it's on the top left of the plugin) The last free version is 1.3.05 You can download it here: It's in the 'Old VST Plugins Pack' I have it enabled and haven't noticed any problems. Some older plugins can have problems if threaded processing is enabled. One that springs to mind is to try unchecking 'Allow threaded processing'. I don't have fixed buffers enabled, but it's worth trying that and other options in the Processing tab of the wrapper options. I use dBlue Glitch 1.3, but haven't noticed any problems like that.

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