Hi, I have a problem with Klanghelm's DC8C and SDRR in FL Studio 12.3, when I open an instance of any of these on a channel of the mixer, and then I close the plugin (pressing the little 'x' of the wrapper) and then I reopen it, FL crashes. Also after a while using the DC8C FL freezes and crashes.

This problem doesn't seem to happen with the MJUC also from Klanghelm, but it's a newer release from this year whereas the two before are from 2014. I don't know if it's a graphics problem as it seems that it's the GUI reopening what causes the problem, I don't really know, I would really appreciate some help as these two plugins are really good and it would be a disappointment if I can't make them work.

Best regards!

 

If the plugins are legit, contact Tony at Klanghelm. If not, buy them, 20 and 22 euros. He's a cool guy and I'm sure he will address your problem. Small dev well worth supporting.

 

I would buy them if they worked, I was really happy with these but if they don't work...

 

@danivicen
I own all (legit) Klanghelm products and use them in FL Studio 12.3 and Bitwig 1.3.13 (win7 x64). No problem at all.
If you are still in doubt download the demos (if available) and try it.

 

Well I just tried on Live and there's no problem on it so it might be a problem with FL Studio? I have FL 12.3 win7 x64 as thantrax, and other plugins don't give any problems.

 

Also I've just found this comment from a user on Image Line's forum who had the same problem as me but he had no solution on the post:

'I reported this issue to you regarding Sonimus Satson ~ 2 years ago, but you could never reproduce then either. I've since confirmed this exact issue with these plugins:

Sonimus Satson
Sleepy-Time LISP
Sleepy-Time Transient
jsAudio Compshaper
Cerberus Audio Ice9
TSE R47 v1
TSE BOD v1
LVC Audio Clipshifter 2.1.0 32-bit (demo)
All Klanghelm plugins (developer provided me with beta versions of all his plugins)

All these plugins are coded using a framework called IPlug (see this thread for confirmation of that), made by the Reaper guys.

This is a FL only problem; I can't crash them in Cubase. not saying FL is the cause, but it only happens in FL. It must be how the wrapper interacts with this framework in a specific situation. It's windows related (surely we can rule hardware out), so the windows permissions was a good hunch...'

Any suggestions?