hi all (apologise for my english)
 
if i leave a project let say about 1 hour or less when i come back to play my project
the midi tracks & softsynth does not play at all,i have to close the project & re-load again...
 
anyone know if there is setting or something i can do?
 
cheer
martin

Which soft synths are you using?
This may be a shot in the dark but I do know that some synths (ie Garritan Personal Orch, Cinematic Strings 2) use CC1 mod wheel and if "zero controllers on playback" is not unchecked in prefs sometimes there will be no sound until moving the mod wheel again.
 

on this project i use multiple instance of SFZ player..
 
"zero controllers on playback" where do i find this setting? option globale?
thx
 
 

Does the PC go to sleep or some power saving mode? Maybe a background process is firing.

not at all thx
 

pojects with audios only work just fine..
 

i have un-checked [zero-controler when play-stop]
 
will see if this work..

If you are using a USB-connected audio interface, the default setting in Windows Power Management Advanced Options for something called USB Selective Suspend is 'Enabled', and this means that unless that setting is changed to Disabled, Windows will nuke USB-connected devices, such as midi controllers or an audio interface, and when this happens it can jazz things up.
 
Whenever I load up Windows on a new or reloaded computer, I always set the Power Management options to the High Performance plan, then further go into Advanced Settings and explicitly set USB-Selective Suspend to 'Disabled' and apply it or click OK back out.
 
Just a thought, 
 
Bob Bone
 

robert_e_bone
If you are using a USB-connected audio interface, the default setting in Windows Power Management Advanced Options for something called USB Selective Suspend is 'Enabled', and this means that unless that setting is changed to Disabled, Windows will nuke USB-connected devices, such as midi controllers or an audio interface, and when this happens it can jazz things up.
 
Whenever I load up Windows on a new or reloaded computer, I always set the Power Management options to the High Performance plan, then further go into Advanced Settings and explicitly set USB-Selective Suspend to 'Disabled' and apply it or click OK back out.
 
Just a thought, 
 
Bob Bone
 

I think Bob has your answer Martin if you are indeed using the default settings.
The zero controller thing I suggested would show up anytime...not just when the PC is inactive for a while.

i know this im on XP and all USB hub.under devices-manager are disable un--checked
& im using an m-audio2496 pci..
 
thx for yours help & advices
 
martin