Catlein

I'm not sure if this is a FL specific problem or something to do with RAM or buffers or whatever, but I figure I'll ask here. I have this project that sits at around 60% CPU use while idling with all tracks and plugins on. Playing, it goes up to around 80-90%. Everything is all fine and well until I export to MP3 (or Wav). In the MP3, my drums from Battery 2 drop out randomly, as if I had inattentively wiped the erase button all across the piano roll prior to rendering. It seems to get worse as the song goes on, actually. No other track but the drums has this problem. After I export, the same thing that happens in the render starts happening in the actual project, and doesn't stop until I reload the project. Strangely, if I save the Battery kit with a new file name it fixes itself. (Until I render again, and then the same thing happens.) I've messed around with buffer lengths and that doesn't help. I've made a billion songs with all the same plugins and stuff in the past, so it's definitely not a problem with something new I'm using, or a different setting or whatever. Specs: (In case someone needs 'em) 1.5 Pentium M 1GB RAM AC97 Sound FL Studio 5 Not using a MIDI controller Also: When I import MIDI data from Guitar Pro 4 to FL Studio, the slides and bends for the guitars don't carry over either in MIDI Out or in a VSTi track. FL just plays the bent note's root or plays the two notes detached. Any way to solve this?

Because there's no point in excluding the few people around here who happen to use Cubase or Sonar or what have you. It's well known that most people here are hobbyists and don't want to dish out 10,000,000,000$ for some high-end production studio. So doesn't it just stand to reason (lolz) that most of the discussion around here would be oriented towards the cheaper audio solutions like FL or Reason? There's still the people that use other stuff, so they can discuss that amongst themselves. It'd be useless to limit the board to FL-only discussion. Plus, nobody is trying to put a cap on your own crusade to promote Cubase by touting other software. The people asking which programs are good have brains. (Most of em', anyway.) They will decide for themselves after reading Zircon's FL posts or your Cubase posts which is best for them. I don't see why you're having seizures, here.

In Soviet Russia the songs ReMix you.

Ah, the obligatory "you all suck" post... I knew something was missing... Hahaha, have you ever listened to any of PriZm's remixes? I never said that he was stupid or anything...I just suddenly noticed that nobody had insulted everybody in here yet. And you have to admit, it happens in pretty much every topic at some point or another. He's a guitarist. He was being funny. Geez.

Is your friend's name "Torrentspy" by any chance?

He's right, that thing rocks. I got one last year.

This has probably been mentioned, but the pumped-up version of Indalecio from Star Ocean 2 is bloody impossible. D:

I will join and destroy all who oppose me. D:

Immerse yourself in the subtleties of nature.

The limiter could be there as a last resort thing. If one brave little wave fights hard enough and makes it to the 0db endline, the limiter will provide additional defenses. Um... Zergrush?

I did a search, there was some discussion about it on page 7, but no results. So has anyone managed to dig up a good wind chime sample/soundfound/vst/whatever since then? Thanks.

He does do that. It's kinda... bitchy. So to speak.

A modern-day forum prophet. Hail.