Re: DP6 stability
Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 7:08 pm
I third that with super-extreme prejudice.
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FWIW, Absynth is working just fine on my DP6.01 set up. The only problem I have had with Abysnth was when I tried to load a .glo patch file from A3. It is supposed to work, but it crashed DP, but that isn't really a deal-breaker for me. The file could have been corrupt for all I know.Harry wrote:there is no update for the integration of the NI-Instruments like Absynth, Massiev etc. I am really angry about this!
Hey, but have you noticed that in DP6.01 Our carefully customised key bindings are saved with the sequence, but not as a preference! (a bit like bundles) so when revisiting older tracks you have to import the new key bindings each time!!! why oh why oh why.martian wrote:my favourite window in DPis shift- the commandswindow- can search for stuff there - and that gives u hints on some neat editing tricks...
I ahve totally customised my keystrokes- my keyboard is a dangerous!!!!
Thanks for the advice. I really do appreciate it.Get DP5.13. Call MOTU and tell them whatever they want to hear until they relent and give you a copy. DP5.13 on 10.5.5 on a new MacPro (same as yours, the one that won't run Tiger) is a dream come true, well at least for me... By far the most stable DP setup I've ever run. And that incldues running all kinds of third-party plug-ins, from BFD2 to Sound Toys to Melodyne to you-name-it... all locked to video at all times, and loop-recording and editing, even while saving, literally zero problems for weeks and months now.
I couldn't care less at the moment what DP6 is doing, it's sitting in a box in my studio and will continue to sit there until DP6.13
I second that with extreme prejudice. i understand the heartbreak with DP6. i've been through it. For anyone having problems. GO BACK TO 5.13!
DP6 will sort itself out eventually (I hope)... its just not now. My psychological state has far improved since moving back home (5.13)!
good luck to all.
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Kubi, I already went back to 5.13 it's fairly stable (2 or 3 system hangs a week) I can deal with it, plus I like 5 interface MUCH better (less confusion & crappy colors). I am experiencing a NEW glitch (for me)... "greyed out" SAVE button, also system menu at top becomes active as you run your mouse over them (like a right click function) wierd huh? Anybody else getting this on 5.13 OSX 10.5.4. Save times can be long also, but maybe that's from EAST WEST PLAY VI's.Kubi wrote: Get DP5.13. Call MOTU and tell them whatever they want to hear until they relent and give you a copy. DP5.13 on 10.5.5 on a new MacPro (same as yours, the one that won't run Tiger) is a dream come true, well at least for me... By far the most stable DP setup I've ever run. And that incldues running all kinds of third-party plug-ins, from BFD2 to Sound Toys to Melodyne to you-name-it... all locked to video at all times, and loop-recording and editing, even while saving, literally zero problems for weeks and months now.
Logical, good idea Gary, at least in principle IMHO.Timeline wrote:What if MOTU designed a few seconds of alternative silence sound bites which were always in ram and immediately available to switch to when disk access failed for any reason? Then they could offer a placard with access description of which drive and sound bite was not fast enough but no crashing would occur.
Welcome back Strumster. Mmm sounds like an old american sitcom from the 70'smonkey man wrote:Hear, hear, Strumster. Welcome back man.
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