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• A take lands where it was played when an undo during the recording turns a track with latent plug-ins back on. The take was moved by the delay compensation as it was at Stop, not as the performer heard it.
• After Stop, the audio still in the delay compensation follows its automation to the end, as in a bounce, instead of playing out at the faders’ static levels.
• In Low Latency Mode, the auxes on a record-enabled instrument’s extra outputs skip their compensation delay with the instrument’s main output, instead of lagging behind it.
• A plug-in’s new latency (an LSP lookahead, say) reaches delay compensation at once: a bounce made right after the change plays with it, and playback picks it up within 30 ms instead of when the plug-in gets round to reporting it.
• A plug-in that stops responding on a processing thread no longer silences everything. Marbble leaves it where it is and, after a moment of silence, plays on without its track and anything that track feeds, and a message names the plug-in. Playback keeps going (a recording still stops), and edits work meanwhile. The tracks come back by themselves if the plug-in responds again, or with Reset Audio Engine in Settings › Audio. Until then bounces, exports, Freeze and Bounce in Place are refused rather than leave those tracks out, and saving doesn’t ask the stuck plug-in for its settings.
• Undoing written automation puts the control back. Undoing a Write Automation step took the new lane away but left the fader, send or built-in plug-in’s knob where the pass had moved it, so the project wasn’t as it was before. It now goes back to its value from before the pass.