Hey Chris, not sure about the actual version but it is definitely SE. The actual performance of the plug-in, in therms of resource usage is phenomenally good. Using REAPER's detailed performance monitor I can see that one instance of Molot uses more than the 15 instances of Flexoid altogether.Chris-S wrote:Is Flexoid made with SynthEdit 1.0? This has had some issues when using multiple instances.
kk had not tried that one but I have used that tactic several times in the past. Hopefully it will work this timebibz1st wrote:I thought that had been sorted now, in any case I think there is a work around for that which involves having multiple copies of the "synth" DLL and giving each copy a different name, someone correct me if I'm wrong though.
I did a quick test because I have the same configuration (Reaper 32 on Win-7-64).H-man wrote:I am experiencing some really long load times using Flexoid in REAPER DAW. Has anyone seen similar? In short, the project has 15 or so instances and loads fine, however, accessing the GUI and loading/changing presets is now almost unworkable. Maybe up to a 30-40 second "hang" when changing or saving presets.
RAM usage is high but not over the top. System is REAPER (latest) 32-bit on Win 7 64-bit.
I like it! Definitely has a really interesting feel to it. It sounds a little harsh on my ears though - really loud high end! But the thoroughly filtered sound with the warm kick is a really cool basis. Some of the subtle sounds remind me of Kraftwerk, and some of that really chaotic section would almost fit in on an old Jesus and Mary Chain album, haha!!doctorbob wrote:And ... here is DoctorBob's entry for OSC 69 ... quite a challenge this one ... hope you like the tune.
Same here. I use Reaper too, and Flexoid doesn't seem to always receive 'note off' messages - even during rendering, which is double wierd, haha!doctorbob wrote:Had a lot of issues with stuck notes.
OK. Could be my 65 year old ears and exposure to Marshall stacks! I'll get a freq analyser on it and maybe do a little EQ-ing on the master chain.jlanthier wrote:sounds a little harsh on my ears though - really loud high end!
I'll watch out for it ... mine's not been moderated yet onto the Flexoid submissions ...My entry will be in soonish. Just polishing now!
This is fantastic advice, in the past worked for me on many old synths done with synth editChris-S wrote:I did a quick test because I have the same configuration (Reaper 32 on Win-7-64).H-man wrote:I am experiencing some really long load times using Flexoid in REAPER DAW. Has anyone seen similar? In short, the project has 15 or so instances and loads fine, however, accessing the GUI and loading/changing presets is now almost unworkable. Maybe up to a 30-40 second "hang" when changing or saving presets.
RAM usage is high but not over the top. System is REAPER (latest) 32-bit on Win 7 64-bit.
With cut&paste I created 12 tracks, each with FX-chain Flexo->ReaEQ.
I don't notice the hangs you are reporting. Opening FX window and changing presets works quick.
But I have tons of RAM (16 GB).
Yep confirmed. This has resolved my issue. All is well that ends wellbjporter wrote:This is fantastic advice, in the past worked for me on many old synths done with synth edit
Hey sorry, I didn't mean to say your synth was oldC.Kerry wrote:Flexoid, Wideboy and my other SE_VSTs are all built with SE1.18 which is the most stable reliable version of SE (IMO)
Cheers!....Chris
I meant that hack has been helpful in the past.Things are happy again. Some time during the summer, I upgraded my jack software on the 64 bit side, but didn't upgrade the jack libraries under the 32 bit wine. The Jupitae software (and most other 32 bit Win VSTis) runs fine. Now if I could get Minimogue LUXUS (both TD and not) to not crash, I'd be happy.caonoize wrote: OK. I found that the lower gray bar is a text field, but I still get no sound.
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