I have a problem that you folks might have an answer to. T6 crash when I open old edits.
I have got rid of all plugins that foes not work with Tracktion.
Since I am using Rewire I have tried to open a new project to check if Rewire woks and then load the edit that crash T6, no luck still crashing.
I have tried to start without any scanned vst, I have tried to start with my scanned vst. No luck.
Some of the projects I am trying to start have old vsts that I don´t use anymore, or can´t use since they are 32 bit and unsupported.
Any ideas?
T6 crash when I open old edits
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- KVRist
- 56 posts since 10 Apr, 2006
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- KVRAF
- 2464 posts since 9 Oct, 2008 from UK
T6 can normally handle missing plug-ins and other files, denoting their absence with an exclamation mark in a yellow triangle.
Somewhere there will be a T6 logfile. It can be opened with Notepad (if you're using Windows) and it may give you clues about why T6 fails when you try to open projects. If the message clearly suggests problems with a particular plug-in, or lack of one, the following may help.
Under Windows, the logfile will be in
c:/Users/yourname/AppData/Roaming/Tracktion4/Temporary/
and will be called Tracktion6Log.txt
Your problematic project files, perhaps with names like You Song Title Edit 6.tracktionedit (or, for older ones, Your Song Title Edit 6.trkedit), can be edited in NotePad. They are in XML format. It is possible to edit out plug-ins (or, perhaps, to comment them out), and sometimes this will allow a reluctant project to be opened.
It's always wise to take a copy of any file before editing it, especially if you're uncertain.
In a .tracktionedit file, plug-ins appear in <FILTER ......./> tags. Here are some examples:
<FILTER type="volume" id="0/3b41aad" volume="0.49192225933074951172"/>
<FILTER type="vst" uid="1ba9043b" filename="C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3\FM Synth (64-bit).vst3"
name="FM Synth" manufacturer="Tracktion Software Corporation"
id="0/2e5172bf" windowX="80" windowY="111" windowLocked="0" programNum="0"
state="1368.VMjLg7TA..(lots cut out here!)..k4C."/>
It might be possible to edit out one of these, or you may need to delete it entirely.
To delete, remove from the <FILTER all the way to the /> following it.
To comment out a plug-in, put <!-- before it and --> after it. In XML, line changes are ignored, and multiple spaces are considered to be a single space, so tidiness is not critical. Inserting lines before and after the plug-in for the <!-- and --> is acceptable.
I hope this is useful. Let me know how it goes.
Somewhere there will be a T6 logfile. It can be opened with Notepad (if you're using Windows) and it may give you clues about why T6 fails when you try to open projects. If the message clearly suggests problems with a particular plug-in, or lack of one, the following may help.
Under Windows, the logfile will be in
c:/Users/yourname/AppData/Roaming/Tracktion4/Temporary/
and will be called Tracktion6Log.txt
Your problematic project files, perhaps with names like You Song Title Edit 6.tracktionedit (or, for older ones, Your Song Title Edit 6.trkedit), can be edited in NotePad. They are in XML format. It is possible to edit out plug-ins (or, perhaps, to comment them out), and sometimes this will allow a reluctant project to be opened.
It's always wise to take a copy of any file before editing it, especially if you're uncertain.
In a .tracktionedit file, plug-ins appear in <FILTER ......./> tags. Here are some examples:
<FILTER type="volume" id="0/3b41aad" volume="0.49192225933074951172"/>
<FILTER type="vst" uid="1ba9043b" filename="C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3\FM Synth (64-bit).vst3"
name="FM Synth" manufacturer="Tracktion Software Corporation"
id="0/2e5172bf" windowX="80" windowY="111" windowLocked="0" programNum="0"
state="1368.VMjLg7TA..(lots cut out here!)..k4C."/>
It might be possible to edit out one of these, or you may need to delete it entirely.
To delete, remove from the <FILTER all the way to the /> following it.
To comment out a plug-in, put <!-- before it and --> after it. In XML, line changes are ignored, and multiple spaces are considered to be a single space, so tidiness is not critical. Inserting lines before and after the plug-in for the <!-- and --> is acceptable.
I hope this is useful. Let me know how it goes.
[W10-64, T5/6/7/W8/9/10/11/12/13, 32(to W8)&64 all, Spike],[W7-32, T5/6/7/W8, Gina16] everything underused.
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 56 posts since 10 Apr, 2006
Thank you!
I will make a try!
I will make a try!
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