Pissed at FL Studio 6 again
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- KVRAF
- 5629 posts since 22 Sep, 2005
Hey guys when I get a serious all out crash from FL when I reboot I see some files sitting here...
C:\Documents and Settings\*&%@#\Local Settings\Temp\FL Studio
Also ever think of using a protected Recycle bin?? I hacked out Norton's protected recycle bin (b4 I uninstalled NAV04) and it's really help me in the backup of little temp shit my system tryes to dump when my system crashes.. I think Norton System Works has the same thing (bulky tho)..
Just a thought..
C:\Documents and Settings\*&%@#\Local Settings\Temp\FL Studio
Also ever think of using a protected Recycle bin?? I hacked out Norton's protected recycle bin (b4 I uninstalled NAV04) and it's really help me in the backup of little temp shit my system tryes to dump when my system crashes.. I think Norton System Works has the same thing (bulky tho)..
Just a thought..
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- KVRian
- 945 posts since 8 Jan, 2004 from California
6 keeps crashing and freezing in my system...it makes the most dread noise on start up too...I know something is off. Since I had to rebuild, I lost 5...and once again NI sucks in 6, just when everything was working out in 5. It's getting to the point of boredom. That s my rant.
The armchair is more than the sum of the bastards
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- KVRAF
- 2935 posts since 14 Dec, 2003 from Edinburgh
Another recommendation for saving a new version of a tune evry time you add a new plug or makea major change. I have around 40 file versions of a tune by the time a tune is nearing completion, also has the bonus that you can go back to an old version if it turns out better in teh end.
FL (4.5.2) is still the most stable host I've used though, Sonar bails constantly, and Cubase SX round at a mates' house has been pretty buggy though that might be a specific plugin we're using. FL just grinds away til the CPU melts, Sonar starts dropping out at 70% CPU, which is just a waste of 1/3rd of your CPU. I think Cubase is the way to go in general from these 3 hosts anyway.
FL (4.5.2) is still the most stable host I've used though, Sonar bails constantly, and Cubase SX round at a mates' house has been pretty buggy though that might be a specific plugin we're using. FL just grinds away til the CPU melts, Sonar starts dropping out at 70% CPU, which is just a waste of 1/3rd of your CPU. I think Cubase is the way to go in general from these 3 hosts anyway.
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- KVRian
- 548 posts since 14 Jul, 2003 from Germany, Berlin
GVST just updated 3 days ago. just to mention...Debutante wrote:I think it may be GVST's plugin. I had a little problem with the chorus once on a project and later found that all almost all his plugs did the same thing.
MINDYOU, he did a complete plugin update maybe amonth or two ago for the lot, and I haven't had any problems with them since I updated them.
The Chase, I hope you get it sorted.
snooky wrote: There is no god in the VST world.
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- KVRAF
- 2844 posts since 1 Jan, 2003
I've never gotten along with FL6
Some new improvements to the piano roll kept me trying, but I found it unstable. Luckily I had FL5 backed up.
Someone here once mentioned that as a programmer they believed there is an apex for all software- a time when the features are mature, but a time before too many user requests or market considerations have bloated the code- I think FL5 may have been that moment. But, I admit, that might just be me/my system and my preferences.
Some new improvements to the piano roll kept me trying, but I found it unstable. Luckily I had FL5 backed up.
Someone here once mentioned that as a programmer they believed there is an apex for all software- a time when the features are mature, but a time before too many user requests or market considerations have bloated the code- I think FL5 may have been that moment. But, I admit, that might just be me/my system and my preferences.
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- KVRAF
- 2249 posts since 6 May, 2003 from rat city au
I have thus far chosen to stick with the last v5.The Chase wrote:[rant]...[/rant]
It still does the eat yr flp at the worst possible moment and offer naught but smug oblique fruitiness as recompense thing, but less often.
Also, I don't need anything that 6 added, and the new plugins work fine in 5 by just copying the dll over. (disclaimer: gol himself has said that this may be buggy, but I personally have had no probs.)
I know that doesn't help you in the slightest. Just saying, is all..
sk
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- KVRAF
- 2844 posts since 1 Jan, 2003
My personal favorite was the second or third revision of FL5. The one right before the addition of the "flip score" in the piano roll. I wish I'd stuck there as I never had a single problem with that version.
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- KVRist
- 436 posts since 10 Mar, 2005 from dk
which fl5 version are you running Cordelia?
regards
regards
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- KVRAF
- 2844 posts since 1 Jan, 2003
What was the last one posted? I think it's 5.02 f.
Hey Sues, how are you doing? Our first online encounter was a little heated. I hope that is behind us and I hope you are well.
Hey Sues, how are you doing? Our first online encounter was a little heated. I hope that is behind us and I hope you are well.
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- KVRist
- 436 posts since 10 Mar, 2005 from dk
i'd say, no hard feelings here.
i'm doing pretty well overall, I hope you're well too!
ok, I think it's the only v5 installer I have left, so I can't supply you with the one you spoke of unfortunately.
regards
i'm doing pretty well overall, I hope you're well too!
ok, I think it's the only v5 installer I have left, so I can't supply you with the one you spoke of unfortunately.
regards
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- KVRAF
- 8519 posts since 7 Apr, 2003
Not to pick, but I've used all the above without issue in FL. Try removing Swamp and see if it still happens. It's the only plug in that list that I've never used with FL.The Chase wrote:Every time I've gone to IL with a problem they've looked at the diagnostic results and the error windows and they basically went "huh, that's odd" and then disappear out of the thread. FL6 just doesnt like my computer. I take hardcore care of my computer. I keep my compy cleaner and tighter than a dolphin's anus and FL6 is the only app I've ever had problems with. I might try to go to tech support one last time.grymmjack wrote:Chase; send the FLP with your official bug report to IL. They can't fix what they don't know is broken, etc.
To list front-to-back:This of course assumes it is a bug with the softwareI dunno though. What plugs are in use?
Smart Electronix Fre(a)koscope
Smart Electronix S(M)exoscope
Gvst GGain (2x)
Kjaerhus Classic Flanger (2x)
Camel Audio Camelphatfree (10x)
Buzzroom GeneComp3
Gvst Gclip (5x)
Kjaerhus Classic Compressor (5x)
E-Phonic LOFI (2x)
MDA Bandistro
Tls Saturated Driver (5x)
kjaerhus Classic chorus (3x)
kjaerhus classic delay
All the synths are synth1 except for the ambient noise at the beginning and end of the clip coming from H. G. Fortune's Swamp.
Also I have the 2nd most recent GVST plugs installed. I try to stay up to date with all my VSTs and look for updates about once a month for a few hours at a time.
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- KVRAF
- 8519 posts since 7 Apr, 2003
The explanation for the screwed up projects though has to be something wrong. You have not a single instance of this project in any phase of production that will load successfully so that you can diagnose?The Chase wrote:I've never had a problem with any of the given plugs. I've had problems with MDA's degrade plug-in but never the multibandistro thingie. I've used the Tls saturator on seriously more than 100 projects without flaw. And plug-in problems are usually not like this at all. I can't imagine sampler channel mis-behavior being the product of a bad plug or two.
If that is the case that sucks bigtime. I usually do iterative production, and build up and up in different files. Since FLP's are just information and no sample data or anything it's easy to do it and the files are small and stay small.
I've never had a problem with TLs plugs in FL.
You say you keep your computer cleaner than a dolphins anus

