It seems FL Studio 12.5 (latest version) export a file adding a +10 seconds silent tail. It happens only exporting audio (wave format) using an existing project created by older FL Studio 11/12. No problem creating a new project.

Can someone try to replicate the issue, please?

 

Last edited: Aug 9, 2017

Better longer than shorter
ill have a mess around with it now.

Yep same thing here WTF ?
Even will the loop point set to four bars in the playlist it still saves the wav file to 21 bars.

 

Last edited: Aug 9, 2017

A new bug into the bag.

 

I think it has something to do with that "leave remainder" option. When I choose "cut remainder" and make the selection long enough for FX to run-down it exports the selected area correctly.

 

looks like it, if you set the loop point a bar over in the playlist and chouse cut remainder
it stops at the loop point,
If you chouse background rendering do it adds a buzz noise into the wav file
will have to test this a bit more now.
Eddit :
sorry was human error i did somrthing wrong to add a buzz noise lol

Some bad news the buzz is back
i tryed to render to wav with wrap remainder and got a buzz added to the wav
or my music is realy bad eader way there is something fishy going on
was using a old fl 12.4 project.

 

Last edited: Aug 9, 2017

Oh nooo @momo. Haven't experienced the Buzz thang yet. Hopefully your music is really bad

I just learned that if I mute some samplers in my pattern from the old FL version the wrong cutted remainder becomes shorter.
Am not a 100% sure anymore if this bug appears only when opening old projects

 

So finally the "Leave the tail remainder" works? It always bugged me that I needed to add an empty pattern to the end of the song.
Is the new freeze per pattern thing any good? I may have to go back to FL's tasty piano roll lol

 

I think it worked until 12.5.xx (now)

Can be a timesaver if you want to resample stuff (whatever pattern) to save some CPU.

 

Last edited: Aug 10, 2017

Hi. The thing is, when I try to export MP3 or wav, there are always certain parts when some instruments stop sounding. It seems the app is not prepared to have a good performance when you make it too complicated, for example with a fast and complete song. I exported varios tracks to make a mix, and when I listened to them, there were notes and even complete chords missing. They almost never go offtime, but I’m sure I’ve heard a couple of delays due to what appears to be a crash while the file is being produced.