Can't hear TH2 or AD2 in song

I recently switched to a new computer as well. Transfering everything to a new hard drive. I dont know if u did or not, but the copying and pasting or dragging doesnt really work with things like AD2 and some other effects very well. Id recommend downloading the AD2 installer from online again and re installing it like u did on the first computer. I had same issue as u and i did that. my AD2 tracks work perfect now.
 
However, i dont use TH2 really so i cant really say much about it. Im assuming u did a fresh install of Splat from the command center on your new comp? if not id recommend that. Also could be since switching computer/hard drive the directory for that specific track might be wrong maybe. The plugin might still be trying to find the old directory. when you add a new TH2 or AD2 and it works, its probably because it knows the new directory.
 
 

Yea I was getting same thing from my older projects, with AD2 the meter was showing but I gotno sound. I installed ad2 from the online installer and works perfect now. I did a complete fresh install of SPLAT and everything works perfect now. I even installed sonar x1 with it to get my v-vocal back for older projects.

Perhaps someone else has a different answer, lemme know how it goes.

Nope. I just went thru the normal installation process from the online installer. Then proceeded to open project like normal. Worked for me anyways. This was about 2 weeks ago.

The Th2 I can't really help much, I'd recommend a new splat install on Ur new comp from the command center. Or maybe u can try an update if it'll let u.

Please do

No, I had downloaded the command center and reinstalled it on my new hard drive. My old hard drive is still attached tho as well.

I moved all of my files (application, project, audio, samples, etc.) to new hard drives.  I was essentially trying the "copy your hard drive" method of moving things on to my new machine, but that's probably where things went awry.  I did reinstall AD2 a few weeks ago via their installer, but that hasn't fixed the problem with existing songs - I can get it to work in new files, but not old ones.  TH2 is just not showing up at all in old tunes, either.  Funny thing is, all of my plugins work as standalones; just not in SPlat.  I'm downloading the new Command Center now and was going to try reinstalling everything again to see if that works.  I'm just perplexed that I see TH2 getting a signal to process but not sending anything to my outputs.  same thing with AD2.

The only thing i can really recommend is just download the CCC then install SPlat. Also reinstall AD2 from the online installer. Thats what seemed to work for me in this similar circumstance. I don't know if anyone else here has any other ideas they can come up with lol

^^ what he said, prolly why when i reinstalled everything it corrected the issue.

Ill still be here... i have no friends HA

Make sure the XLN installer is pointing to your NEW hard drive (maybe disconnect your old one.)  You may need to "unlicense" AD2 on your old one because I think you can only have 2 active installs.

Hi guys - 
 
Well, I tried a couple of things and wouldn't you know it - I'm back online.  Here's what I did: having looked at a non-working track for WAY too long, I decided to create a new audio track and copy the wav form to the new track.  Ta-dah.  Once I updated the signal path and added TH2 into the effects mix I was right back in the game.  I had to delete any non-working tracks and place the accompanying wav files in new tracks.  Next I did the same for AD2.  It worked.  I guess I just hadn't given it that one final long, blank stare.  Any ideas about how this happened?  I can only assume it was related to my move to a new machine.  By the way, I tried to add my computer to my account at XLN Audio and what a pain that was, let me tell you.  No documentation specific to adding a computer to an existing account.  Trial and error (and a few colorful phrases) seemed to do the trick.
 
I did end up reinstalling AD2 after all this to ensure I had a clean install with the right registry options in place.
 
Thanks for sticking with me through this - you both introduced a couple of angles that surely helped me track this down to resolution.
 
By the way...in my endless crawling of posts, I found one from a couple of years ago (I think) that was related to latency issues.  The solution (which Anderton brought up) was to disable the High Definition Audio Controller.  I can't believe hoe much more responsive my keyboard actions and metering are!!!!  Just wanted to pass this along.
 
Thanks again.
 
Marc

 Yeah, I may never know what happened - all that matters is being back up and running.  Loving Sonar once again.