That hip hop track, is nothing but battery and philharmonik, so doesn't really fit the simple bill. That one was a 'you rock my world' remix., and the other one, was this kind of hip hop backing track I made. Sorry, I had meant to get back to you, and it slipped my mind for complicated reasons, but recently posted one of the tracks that was bothering me with this around that time, and it reminded of this. Can you save the Combi out of MP, replace MP by ST2.5 in your project and load the Combi in ST2.5 (having moved the MP library into ST2.5's and copied over the Combi) Meanwhile, just an idea - the ST2.5 engine is newer than the MP engine. If you have a simple problem project using Philharmonik I could try to recreate the problem in ST3 and if so, report it to IK Multimedia. If the problem is reproducible in ST3 then IK Multimedia would investigate, I hope. You're right Philharmonik (MP) is now a legacy product and will not be updated. It's bad enough I would have to do it once. I could always just save it like that obviously, and then just go back to previous save to make alterations, but having to render all the stems again, is really not something I'd ever be interested in doing. Once I'm convinced it's a finished product.

I think that's what I'm gonna have to do. Ya, me too, but for a final render as much of a pain as this would be, it would obviously be worth it. More tweaking, but generally I wish to keep the ability to modify any parameterĪt any time in the creative/mixing process.

Luckily this time I didn't have to do any (muting others, so processing happened only on that group), finally I created a I was able to help it a bitīy upping the buffer size for render to 4096, yet it still managed to stick oneĪt the end I created stem groups of various instruments and render them separately It sometimes happened during playback as well. I experienced the same thing for the first time in my last project which wasĪlmost all VSTi, and a pretty heavy one (instruments with up to 3gb).

Sampletank 3 midi note length too short