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DP9 It's All Good!

Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2015 2:46 am
by rikp
Just tried DP9 with my large orchestral template which includes 4 mac pros using VE Pro, Kontakt, Play, and a host of other libraries. Assumed that there would be problems, but EVERYTHING just works! I am frankly AMAZED. Just did a project for a client using my template from DP8 and it went as smooth as silk!

Gotta say I am impressed! :headbang:

Rik

Re: DP9 It's All Good!

Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2015 9:10 am
by MIDI Life Crisis
That's great. Have you done a lot of editing, such as adding data points in the editing windows, event list, etc? Several here are getting crashes when doing so, even in small and new projects.

Re: DP9 It's All Good!

Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2015 2:53 am
by monkey man
Party pooper. :lol:

Re: DP9 It's All Good!

Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2015 8:38 am
by MIDI Life Crisis
What kind of party, Nickster?

Re: DP9 It's All Good!

Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2015 10:03 am
by tommymandel
MIDI Life Crisis wrote:...adding data points in the editing windows, event list, etc? Several here are getting crashes when doing so, even in small and new projects.
I am unable to recreate such a crash on a new project on my laptop. Caveat: old 10.6.8 MacOS. But DP9 is blazin away. :P

Re: DP9 It's All Good!

Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2015 10:40 am
by MIDI Life Crisis
I still have to find time to reinstall from the DVD and hope that solves it. Later today for sure.

Re: DP9 It's All Good!

Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2015 2:07 pm
by tommymandel
MIDI Life Crisis wrote:I still have to find time to reinstall from the DVD and hope that solves it. Later today for sure.
I hope so, MLC. Today, I had a device group that I couldn't switch a MIDI track destination out of (into a new one I was trying to create), so I deleted it, and then edited the remaining one to contain the (different) MIDI destinations I was trying to target. Maybe a restart would have fixed that. Also had one possible case of my bundles getting out of whack (if you pardon the expression) - so that DP's input of the R channel of the D50 was linked in a stereo file with the L channel of the next (supposed to be) stereo synth input. I am guessing a restart of either DP9 or else the whole MacPro would have cleared the anomaly, (or a reload of saved Bundles) but the session was almost done, :mrgreen: so I revised only the tracks I absolutely needed manually. After finishing that :headbang: I opened up another DP9 session I'd started a few days earlier and my bundles were back to normal.

Both of these glitches occured when I was working on a sequence, newly created in DP9, which used a very old Template of mine. I think that was the cause. Over all very happy with DP9. And that gorgeous SPLASH SCREEN?@?!!! - Brings me joy with each launch. :wink: Looking forward to the 9.01 smoothout of the issues we've been hearing about. :)

Re: DP9 It's All Good!

Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2015 3:40 pm
by Killahurts
tommymandel wrote:
MIDI Life Crisis wrote:Caveat: old 10.6.8 MacOS. But DP9 is blazin away. :P
I wonder which OS the OP uses? Might be useful info to find out which OS's are having good results..
I'm like MLC, at first 9 worked surprisingly well, even with big projects. But when I started editing MIDI etc. it didn't seem to behave like it should- and then when I tried to do pitch automation, crashed after every edit or two, consistently. Went back to 8 but I wonder if there's a "winning" combination of OS and DP9.

Re: DP9 It's All Good!

Posted: Fri Jul 17, 2015 8:03 pm
by monkey man
MIDI Life Crisis wrote:What kind of party, Nickster?
The DP9 orgy... I mean, love-in that looked set to start... 'till you dropped some gorilla poop on it. LOL

Sorry. Carry on. There'll be a love-in later, or maybe when 10 arrives.

Re: DP9 It's All Good!

Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2015 7:56 am
by cowtothesky
I'm going to take the plunge soon! But first, I want to give kudos to MOTU. I came back from a vacation and my Ultralite MK3 was fried. It was out of warranty and I spoke with Benjamin at MOTU who has another unit being sent to me. It only costs $99 for this service. Wow! That was so cool of MOTU.

Once I get the MK3, I'm going to pick up DP9. I'm hoping that the new controller learn feature will work on my Korg M3, which has lots of sliders and knobs. :)

Re: DP9 It's All Good!

Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2015 9:14 am
by musicman691
MIDI Life Crisis wrote:That's great. Have you done a lot of editing, such as adding data points in the editing windows, event list, etc? Several here are getting crashes when doing so, even in small and new projects.
I started running into this kind of stuff yesterday. 7 MIDI and Instrument tracks with one instance each of EWQLSO using the Play 4.2.2 engine. Edit, save, edit - crash before I can do another save. Repeat again and again.

Re: DP9 It's All Good!

Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2015 9:41 am
by MIDI Life Crisis
This went away after reinstalling from the DVD. You might try a reinstall (even from the download, perhaps?). I suspect something in the download got screwed up. DP 9 doing good so far now.

Re: DP9 It's All Good!

Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2015 5:35 pm
by musicman691
MIDI Life Crisis wrote:This went away after reinstalling from the DVD. You might try a reinstall (even from the download, perhaps?). I suspect something in the download got screwed up. DP 9 doing good so far now.
I'll have to give that a shot - just got the dvd today (out in the mailbox in almost 100 deg F heat - hope it's okay).

PS: When you reinstalled from the dvd did your preferences and bundles get reset to defaults or did they stay the same as before?

Re: DP9 It's All Good!

Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2015 6:34 pm
by mikehalloran
Unless you delete preferences, templates, bundles etc., they are unaffected by a reinstall. Or an uninstall/reinstall if DP 7 or earlier.

Re: DP9 It's All Good!

Posted: Wed Jul 22, 2015 1:07 pm
by musicman691
I did the dvd install and it basically went okay. However I had an issue with the Channel Strip as I outlined in this thread: http://www.motunation.com/forum/viewtop ... 26&t=60187

Not good. Went back to the download version and is back to the way it was.