3.2.3 is really good!

[Slackmaster2K]

Dang, anybody else having a lot of luck with 3.2.3? Despite its somewhat bulky interface, it's working really well for me. I'm getting usability up to 95% CPU load where with 3.2 I was only getting 85 or so before dropouts would occur. Fruity Loops VSTi and a couple other issues I mentioned in my infamous rant thread have been fixed!

I installed it last night out of frustration, and you know what a no-no it is to upgrade in the middle of a project....but this time it went smooth as silk!

Slackmaster 2000

 

[Son of Mixerman]

Hey Slack...thanks for reminding me...I gotta upgrade and forgot..

Peace,
SoMm

 

[badassmak]

So far so good on the upgrade. I had to the other day because I changed a midi setting and it wouldnt let me open n-track without crashing. I had to uninstall and reinstall it. I am not gonna play with midi this time around .

Everytime I use this program I learn some new feature, I love it. I have been using it quite abit, and aside from midi troubles it hasn't crashed but once in the last couple of weeks.

 

[TimOBrien]

It seems to be working great for me, too.

I just put together a new DAW and had
32 tracks (stereo 24bit/44.1kHz, no plug-ins)
running and the cpu meter only hit 11%.

Now the only problem is that I have nothing to whine about and I have to get back into production.

:=))

 

[Shaky Tee]

Aside from a midi controller issue, this has been THE most stable Upgrade Flavio has uploaded!!

Cheers to da man!!

 

[Village Idiot]

Yessir...

The new upgrade is steady as a rock...

Somehow I imagine Flavio to have long wind-blown hair and a shirt that's opened to his navel...


VI

 

[Kramer]

Thanks for the heads up!I dont use it that much but I did buy it so I might as well keep it up to date.LOL

 

[gordone]

I'm pretty sure this is the version I have. I had an older version which didn't work with Waves 3.5 (no sound would pass through when a plug-in was enabled) but I downloaded the latest as of last week and Waves 3.5 works flawlessly. I finally have a new system (you've heard me complain about my old PIII 450 mhz machine for years) - a Dell 4550, 2.53 ghz, 256MB RAM (I will upgrade to 512 from Crucial.com), 533 FSB, 60 GB HDD, 48x CD/RW, all for under $600!

It seems extremely stable, except for the weird problem I described in the PC/Soundcard forum. I was on the N-Track forum last night and folks seemed impressed with this build too, so hats off to Flavio!