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Hello, I've been having minor issues with Plugo 3.6 in DP 5.11 on a Core2

duo macbook running OSX 10.4.8. Sometimes when I start up a song that has

pluggo plugs in it that I've made myself the settings on the plug will be

completely out of wack... a lot of them will be as high or low as they can

go. Usually, but not always, when I immediately close the song and reopen

it the problem is gone.. but it's not an easy problem to notice right when I

first start a song. I've tried rebuilding plugs and giving them new

plugconfig objects and all that.... Any ideas?

Hello, I've been having minor issues with Plugo 3.6 in DP 5.11 on a Core2
duo macbook running OSX 10.4.8.  Sometimes when I start up a song that has
pluggo plugs in it that I've made myself the settings on the plug will be
completely out of wack... a lot of them will be as high or low as they can
go.  Usually, but not always, when I immediately close the song and reopen
it the problem is gone.. but it's not an easy problem to notice right when I
first start a song.  I've tried rebuilding plugs and giving them new
plugconfig objects and all that.... Any ideas?

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>Hello, I've been having minor issues with Plugo 3.6 in DP 5.11 on a 

>Core2 duo macbook running OSX 10.4.8. Sometimes when I start up a 

>song that has pluggo plugs in it that I've made myself the settings 

>on the plug will be completely out of wack... a lot of them will be 

>as high or low as they can go. Usually, but not always, when I 

>immediately close the song and reopen it the problem is gone.. but 

>it's not an easy problem to notice right when I first start a song. 

>I've tried rebuilding plugs and giving them new plugconfig objects 

The first question that comes to mind is to ask you if you're

ALWAYS setting any plug-ins you use to run in real-time

mode (it's on the menu you use to load presets)....

on the floor there's a long wooden table/on the table there's an open book/

on the page there's a detailed drawing/and on the drawing is the name I took

>Hello, I've been having minor issues with Plugo 3.6 in DP 5.11 on a 
>Core2 duo macbook running OSX 10.4.8.  Sometimes when I start up a 
>song that has pluggo plugs in it that I've made myself the settings 
>on the plug will be completely out of wack... a lot of them will be 
>as high or low as they can go.  Usually, but not always, when I 
>immediately close the song and reopen it the problem is gone.. but 
>it's not an easy problem to notice right when I first start a song. 
>I've tried rebuilding plugs and giving them new plugconfig objects 
>and all that.... Any ideas?

The first question that comes to mind is to ask you if you're
ALWAYS setting any plug-ins you use to run in real-time
mode (it's on the menu you use to load presets)....

-- 
on the floor there's a long wooden table/on the table there's an open book/
on the page there's a detailed drawing/and on the drawing is the name I took
Gregory Taylor http://www.rtqe.net


What's the pluggo version history of these projects?

Which version of pluggo did you create them with?

As Gregory mentioned, for best results run Pluggo in realtime mode, but if you are still having problems loading 3.6.1 plugs, send us a small DP project which shows us the problem.

What's the pluggo version history of these projects?
Which version of pluggo did you create them with?

It doesnt seem to change when running in realtime mode. It happens on

pluggos that I've made with 3.6.1. I've been able to reproduce it if I

start a new track, load in a plug I made, close dp, and then open the track

again. That is when the parameters get all funky. If I do nothing and

immediately close and open DP, 9 times out of 10 the problem will be gone.

I think it would be hard for me to send a project because it only usually

happens one time, and then the problem is fixed when I open the project

again. Would it have something to do with DP messing up floating point

> What's the pluggo version history of these projects?

> Which version of pluggo did you create them with?

> As Gregory mentioned, for best results run Pluggo in realtime mode, but if

> you are still having problems loading 3.6.1 plugs, send us a small project

It doesnt seem to change when running in realtime mode.    It happens on
pluggos that I've made with  3.6.1.  I've been able to reproduce it if I
start a new track, load in a plug I made, close dp, and then open the track
again.  That is when the parameters get all funky.  If I do nothing and
immediately close and open DP, 9 times out of 10 the problem will be gone.

I think it would be hard for me to send a project because it only usually
happens one time, and then the problem is fixed when I open the project
again.  Would it have something to do with DP messing up floating point
stuff?

On 12/16/06, Andrew Pask  wrote:
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>
>
>
> What's the pluggo version history of these projects?
> Which version of pluggo did you create them with?
>
> As Gregory mentioned, for best results run Pluggo in realtime mode, but if
> you are still having problems loading 3.6.1 plugs, send us a small project
> which shs the problem.
>
> support @ cycling 74 dot com.
>
> Cheers
>
>
> Andrew
>

Plugo 3.6 issues in DP 5.11