Hey!

I have a problem. I moved FL Studio and all my software from PC to laptop and I am facing few problems. First of all - I have my sounds, samples, sample packs etc. on the disk which is named diferrently compared to the disk I had on the desktop. So when I open my projects, FL studio searches for them on the disk that does not exist and I need to find the samples manually every time I open the project. Kinda annoying. I have my samples now on F:/, I had them before on D:/ Error looks like that:


What should I do to make it work without my interference?

The second problem - I have Massive installed. It all works fine when I plug it in a new project, but when I open projects which had massive plugged in i get the error: Something went wrong with loading the DXi plugin NI Massive. Please make sure it's installed and registered properly. Looks like that:



Any ideas?

Another problem - why do I hear some buzz when I play some plugins in projects? Asio4allv2 turned on, buffer size 576 Samples, what's going on?

Thanks guys

 

Last edited by a moderator: Apr 15, 2016

FLASIO has bigger latency than ASIO4All in my experience because it shares the device with other applications. Still, if you're not on a 2-core piece of shit like I used to, go with FLASIO. Or just get a goddamn audio interface. They ain't that pricey, people. A cheap 2-channel Behringer and away you go.

As for Massive: reinstall your copy of Massive. You don't want any DXis these days, get that shit out of the way. You want just VST.

 

In the address bar of any folder copy this:
C:\Windows\System32\compmgmt.msc then press enter


the Computer management window will pop up
find your what ever harddrive is using (D:,) drive and right-click it then click Change Driver Letter and Paths...


In this window(below) click the Change button (change it to watever letter you like, hopefully this hdd doesn't have programs files on it and is just a data drive!!!)



Press OK and the next window(below) will show up, press Yes





Now find your (F:,) drive!!!!


find your what ever harddrive is using (F:,) drive and right-click it then click Change Driver Letter and Paths...


In this window(below) click the Change button (change it to D:,)



Press OK and the next window(below) will show up, press Yes


Done, Your welcome


Note: You can also find Computer Management this way:

Click the start button
in the search box type: msconfig
then click msconfig.exe
click the tools tab
then click Computer Management