The new finalmix, demo limitation?

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I was using the new Final Mix plugin in old T1, and the sound output would cut after a while, and it also cut the sound of rendered file after 1:17.
It took me the better part of an hour before I realised that the sound was cutting at the Final Mix output (set up on the master bus), and that's where those little jumping led graphics helped immensely or I probably still would be looking for the problem.
Soooo, I replaced Final Mix with the old version, and the problem went away.
So I ask, why make me waste precious time like this, why not better document limitation like this? It's awfully annoying. Furthermore, Final Mix is included in T1 and this new version is supposed to be only bug fix, so why limit this in the first place? The new plug-ins I can understand, but this I don't.
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i haven't had this problem with the new one. I've done lots of rendering on 4min songs. (not on the master bus).
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works fine with me... weird.

RonC

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There shouldn't be any differences but the new Final Mix is a T2 plug and was tested with T2 only. We'll look into it though.
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Update.
I got the same problem with Final Mix T1 version now. Worked on this song for about an hour, then output was cut. I could see the FM input led going up and down, but nothing on the output. The only thing I could do to get sound back was to delete Final Mix from the master bus. I then reloaded FM, reloaded my setting for it (I saved it this time) and it worked fine for about 20 minutes then it conked on me again.
This never happened to me before, but this project is quite extensive and CPU is redlining quite often and memory is very close to behing totally loaded, don't know if it has anything to do with it.
what to do now?
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I have a similar problem using Vintage Warmer in the Master FX slot. If the CPU usage gets too high, the audio output drops until I reload the plug. Sometimes it drops the left side first, then the right :nutter:
Oddly enough, this problem also asserts itself during rendering a total mix. I often have to pre-render other tracks first, before doing the full mix. :shrug:

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bk wrote:I have a similar problem using Vintage Warmer in the Master FX slot.
Works fine for me. And I absolutely recommend using VintageWarmer in the master mix! I find it adds an incredible amount of "life" to everything that comes out of Tracktion :-) :love:

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I had the same problem, no sound after a while.

k

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Ezy Ryder wrote:Update.
I got the same problem with Final Mix T1 version now. ...
So has anyone had this happen with T2?
Ben

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Beno wrote:
Ezy Ryder wrote:Update.
I got the same problem with Final Mix T1 version now. ...
So has anyone had this happen with T2?
Ben
Yep, just tried it this morning with T2 demo and the new FM version, same thing happened. Seems to happen when the CPU is redlining to the point of audio stuttering, then FM cut it's output (so if it's on the master buss, you get no sound at all anymore)and you can't get it back until you delete and reload FM. I can't try a render from T2 though.
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Ezy Ryder wrote:
Beno wrote:
Ezy Ryder wrote:Update.
I got the same problem with Final Mix T1 version now. ...
So has anyone had this happen with T2?
Ben
Yep, just tried it this morning with T2 demo and the new FM version, same thing happened. Seems to happen when the CPU is redlining to the point of audio stuttering, then FM cut it's output (so if it's on the master buss, you get no sound at all anymore)and you can't get it back until you delete and reload FM. I can't try a render from T2 though.
OK, thanks for that. I'll give it a try and see if I can reproduce. I assume this is PC right?
Ben

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ezy? do you have diffarint audio ruted to different asio outs?

i have noticed most vst plugins in the master bus are not that happy in this situation,

witch to me is not a suprise becouse i dont know of any other host that will let you do this atall!

for me it also defeats the hole point of splitting my sounds to different outputs

i would render the track to audio & then use final mix on the renderd file


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I had to check for that one, djsubject, but no; all tracks are routed to either sub track themselves routed to the main track which is routed to the default audio out (SPDIF in my case), or directly to main track; nothing routed to a different ASIO output than the default one. Could have happened though.
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