Cakewalk sound centre is crying and laughing at the same time

Since I down loaded Kingston and Session pro cakewalk sound centre is not behaving it jams my song and is squealing. I decided to open up a new session with just cakewalk sound centre and it is making the same sound...noticed it says 32bit. Should that make a difference or is there something that I can do to correct this whining.
 
Thank in advance.
 
 

That will be great...hopefully I am not the only one who is having this problem (not that I want anyone else to have this problem) you know what I mean?

same here who will submit a problem report?

I'll bump this thread.
 
Submitted a ticket. I'm having the same squealing issue with some plugins, and rolling back to Jamaica Plain solved them...except now I lost my foot pedal (which works fine outside of Sonar).
 
Clearly there's something systemic that's gone wrong. The CW folks will nail it down. Please. :-D

Is CSC discontinued then?
 
If so it would mean manually changing SC to rapture then manually finding the instrument used then manually laying down the parts again. Manually???

dappa1
Is CSC discontinued then?
 
If so it would mean manually changing SC to rapture then manually finding the instrument used then manually laying down the parts again. Manually???

Right click replace synth.
You don't need to play the parts again do you?
Or roll back, and finish your project with this synth.

Worth it, you now have a 64 bit plugin to use. At least there is a free upgrade path and no dead end.

Other threads intimate this is happening with other plugs, too.
Makes sense.
Why should a "bug" (if it is that) break just one specific plug?
 
I am holding off on Kingston until things are clarified.

jpetersen
Other threads intimate this is happening with other plugs, too.
Makes sense.
Why should a "bug" (if it is that) break just one specific plug?
 
I am holding off on Kingston until things are clarified.

 
I agree clarification would be nice.


From what I'm am seeing it's an old 32 bit plugin that's probably better off dumped. There have been a few other third party plugins effected also unsure if it is related. Cakewalk have fixed a few things in VST that may have broken some other plugins, so it's up to the third parties to fix it (they probably had workaround code in previously).
 
I don't hold up much hope with this plugin being fixed, and besides there is a much much better solution. So yup clarification rather than speculation on my part (before anybody buts in to point it out, apparently this is an evil thing to do here...).
 
 
 
 

Well I had some VST3 DLL's missing. I noticed the file wasn't in Sonar preferences. Disappeared now fixed. I suspect you have thought of this and double checking the VST file paths in CCC. Cheers...

And still no support regards this Kingston update?

No reason why this is happening since the Kingston update!

JB thats what I did i'm not sure if cakewalk are suggesting that CSC is obsolete and you have to replace your synth with another sound similar to the one that you had in a track that is if you have been using CSC! Not sure Cake would you like to explain this for us.

Dan Cate [Cakewalk]
Hi Folks,
 
For those of you experiencing this issue, do you have 64 bit Double Precision enabled in Preferences - Audio - Driver settings? If so, does disabling 64 bit DP stop the problem for you?
 
Thanks

Thanks Dan!  I disabled the 64 bit Double Precision Engine and the problem went away. The thing is, for me, I am starting to like the Rapture Session synth and think in the future I'll be using that. As far as older projects that have CSC in them, now I know how to get them to work without having to change synths

Also, what gets lost by disabling the double precision?  Never had to do that before
 

stxx
I have same issue but wanted to try using some of the sound I had in sound center, namely the DSF B3 and they don't load in Rapture or Dim Pro.  Should they?  They all end in the .prog extension.

The prog files are different for all three synths. It is possible to use the samples and sfz files in a CSC expansion pack in DPro and Rapture but you will need to recreate the programs. The new Rapture Pro and Session synths can read the CSC, DPro and Rapture legacy prog files.