Is it because of the crack, because the earlier version loaded instantly. Loading projects takes 3x more time than it used to. I think only massive loads slower than that.

 

just switch back to V2. much better. V3 sucks donkey ballz, and everyone complains about it

 

I have legit version (Thanks to its rent-to-own), and it's kinda slow as well when loading the plugin for the first time. It has about 1sec delay before the gui actually load. After that it's pretty snappy.

 

I went back to V2 and no issues

 

Haven't tested in depth but loads fine in my old PC. Win10x64/Reaper.
One thing that perhaps can matter is that the actual plugin and its data are in your current user Documents folder:
%USERPROFILE%\Documents\Sylenth1

May be check out where you have it can help.

Edited: Sylenth1 v3 non-legit fixed release

 

Last edited: Jun 14, 2020

@Xupito does v3 take same time as v2 to load?

 

he is just messing with you, just go back to V2.

 

It's hard to tell because I don't use v2.
Perhaps v2 is even faster but v3 on my PC loads pretty fast.

 

People out here using sylenth likes it's 2007

 

Maybe because they've been using it since it came out, and it's 'their' tool?

 

Which says a lot, considering what I know about your pc!

 

Same here

 

i am on SSD and there is no diff in load time imo. win 10 1908 (updates disabled forcefully)

 

nothing wrong with v3 if its legit

 

Yet R2R for instance sometimes make a plugin run more efficiently as well as crack and patch it.
I doubt there is any difference between legit and non-legit regards how v3 runs.

 

@x3o I changed the default skin from Nitro and now the load time is back to normal. Thanks

 

I doubt there would be, with a nice gen 3 ssd and 16gb ram windows 10 will boot in 2-3s

 

mine boots in like 5-7 seconds. (never cared to measure the exact seconds) but yeah.

 

I went from a average Ryzen 5 laptop, to High end one in the same month, the only reason I counted because I couldn't believe it was even faster. The only SSD I had before that was in a Mac Mini and it still took about, 8 secs or so, defo not fast enough to care.