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NL5
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drumagog problem

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I recently ran into a bit of a problem. I can load 3 instances of drumagog, without a problem. When I load a fourth, I lose all the control buttons of the GUI. The interface is just blank in that section. Then, when I load a fifth, it only opens a tiny widow with no controls and no way to choose a sample. The computer is not overloaded CPU-wise, nor memory-wise. And even the fifth instance works, it just plays the first kick sample in the drumagog gog folder......

Anybody got an idea what is happening?
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Post by Teri »

NL5,

Visit this post for information: http://www.drumagog.com/phpbb2/viewtopi ... =instances

Which version of Drumagog are you using? Where you successful in unlocking Drumagog? Do you have the latest Drumagog update (v4.10)?

Best Regards,
Teri Grossheim
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Post by degobah »

I am having this EXACT same problem. 3rd Drumagog is missing GUI info, and 4th is a little tiny box.

I am using Drumagog 4.10 on Cubase 4.1.3 with the /3GB switch on XP SP2 successfully engaged.

Any help would be appreciated!!! Thanks in advance.
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Post by Scramble »

I get the same sort of thing after loading Drumagog instance number 10 In Cubase 4.10. I'm a bit disappointed as I replaced my old system with a 4Gb Intel Quadcore Q6600-based system just so that I wouldn't have these sorts of issues again.

The CPU isn't even close to being maxed out, it's registering around the mid-30's.

I'll have to go back to rendering tracks with Drumagog again to free up resources, just like in the bad old days.
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Post by degobah »

I should have updated this earlier, but here's what I discovered.

I am on Windoze XP (Pro SP2) and also have 4GB of RAM. So, to utilize the full 4 gigs, I put the /3GB switch in my boot.ini file. I tried varying numbers for the USERVA value, but the only thing that made the UI problem go away was removing the switch all together.

So I left both both lines in, which gives me the option to choose at startup. But unless I am having memory issues loading a big VSTi, I usually boot up without the switch. What OS are you using?

[Operating Systems]
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional No Switch" /fastdetect /NoExecute=OptIn
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional /3GB" /fastdetect /NoExecute=OptIn /3GB /Userva=2560
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Post by Scramble »

I'm using XP Pro (SP2) as well. I'm not using the /3GB switch.

I should also point out that my VST Performance meter (as opposed to the general Windows Task Manager CPU meter) was showing about 60% on the project in question.
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Post by degobah »

ditto... mine was down around 25% actually, if i recall correctly.
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