X1d - Smooth install!

Me too, smooth as silk install, I would swear screensets load faster too, although this isn't indicated as being a feature at this release

Not a worry with my install, and it's working very nicely, as well!

Rolled back the quickfix and installed X1d without a hitch. It's running great. The new eq features are a nice addition. Thanks Cake.

amiller


  Yeah, I was going to wait, however, I got busy over the weekend and finished the project I was working on. I backed the project up, closed X1c, held my breath and hit the install button. Smoooooooth...no issues what so every...so far. Thanks bakers. Now, play time.

+1, sort of.


I'm in the middle of three projects and not one gave me a problem.

Smooth as silk!  

Of course, I waited to see what others here were doing right and wrong, waited a little longer, reread and reread instructions, then after confirming that I had a 425 build, it was a simple process with no roll backs.   
 
Over the years on this forum you learn to let others teach you, sometimes from their mistakes, but often by example.  When it comes to fixes, updates and new versions I have found it helpful to seek the pathway illumined by our forum members.

ba_midi


If users reada the instrucstions carefjully - as convoluted as it is, they will be ok.

It all went just fine here, fortunately.

I do think CW could have handled the instructions,installation in a more finessed way - but it does work and X1D is working admirably so far.

Just do it :P

Agreed, the instructions/installation could have been presented in a more finssed way.  In fact, I'm glad I read a couple of post here before I installed.  A few folks ran into some issues that I was able to avoid.
 
Yes, it X1D is working well so far. 

amiller

Jonbouy


WOW - Smooth install?

Did it require a single click to apply instead of the usual double one?

I am impressed...

Why the sarcasm?  Some people DID run into installation issues.

I just thought the issues the patch is intended to address would have been more worthy of review than whether it installed via a double click like most every other windows installer.

I guess I couldn't help myself.

Yes folk had trouble clearly by not preparing to apply the patch by making sure they had removed quick fixes and installed up until version C but as far as I can see all that was covered clearly in the document that accompanies the download.

So what's worse a little reality check in the form of some light humoured sarcasm or a plethora of folk that need indulging because they can't follow a simple set of instructions?

My back up version folder contains only the .EXE file.  Is that what everyone encountered?

Tom

"tvolhein"
My back up version folder contains only the .EXE file. Is that what everyone encountered?

Yes. But some members had 2 folders if they applied both "quickfix". But, each folder contains 1 file (the sonar executable). And in that specific case, the older folder can be ignored. There was one case where both "quickfix" were applied but for some unexplainable reason, the most recent backup folder was not created..., adding some confusion to the equation so to speak.

IMHO, the installation instructions were fine for the majority of members (especially those who took the time to read them fully).

Same here, read the instructions and installed without a hitch.  Things do seem to run smoother. I am happy.
G

no problems here either.  the "roll back" made me nervous for a few moments, but I got over it....

bapu, if by the main DAW you mean the only DAW? Then yep, it was the main DAW. Really wish i had lapper at times.