IK Multimedia T-RackS 3 Deluxe vs.

[ObiK]

Never used Studio One before and we do have support for a reason. Xab got his issue done in 10 minutes. Chris Carter even faster, we do our best to take care of our customers issues.

[Brian @IK Multimedia]

Yep, I use 64-bit Studio One 2 Pro. I haven't had a problem with any crashes when using T-RackS 3 (Black 76 and White 2A are my goto compressors for EVERYTHING.) Please make sure you have the latest version of both T-RackS (3.5.1) and Studio One Pro (2.0.5). If you continue to have problems, contact IK Tech Support. Our Tech Support team is proficient with Studio One 2 Pro, and can troubleshoot any problems you are having.

[[F_or_DEAF]]

Yep, I use 64-bit Studio One 2 Pro. I haven't had a problem with any crashes when using T-RackS 3 (Black 76 and White 2A are my goto compressors for EVERYTHING.) Please make sure you have the latest version of both T-RackS (3.5.1) and Studio One Pro (2.0.5). If you continue to have problems, contact IK Tech Support. Our Tech Support team is proficient with Studio One 2 Pro, and can troubleshoot any problems you are having.

what is your installation directory path for T-RACKS 3 DELUXE?

[Brian @IK Multimedia]

It's installed to the default folder C:\Program Files (x86)\IK Multimedia\T-RackS 3 for the main program, and I have the 64-bit plugin extensions in C:\VstPlugins64, which is the folder I have designated for all 64-bit plugins to go. Studio One 2 x64 uses this as the default VstPlugins folder. If you installed the 32-bit TRackS 3 DLLs into your 64-bit folder, this could be what is causing your crashes. Try reinstalling T-RackS 3 Deluxe 3.5.1 and pay close attention to the VST plugins installation folders during setup. There will be one for 32-bit plugins and one for 64-bit plugins. Also make sure your x64 Studio One 2 default VST plugins folder is the same one your x64 T-RackS 3 plugins went into.

[[F_or_DEAF]]

It's installed to the default folder C:\Program Files (x86)\IK Multimedia\T-RackS 3 for the main program, and I have the 64-bit plugin extensions in C:\VstPlugins64, which is the folder I have designated for all 64-bit plugins to go. Studio One 2 x64 uses this as the default VstPlugins folder

aiight...i'm working on it...

[Brian @IK Multimedia]

This is important to note: C:/VstPlugins64 is a folder of my own creation. You can name your 64-bit VstPlugins folder whatever you want, and put it anywhere. What is important is that you keep this folder separate from your regular 32-bit VstPlugins folder, and that you select it as your default VstPlugins folder for any 64-bit DAW software in the software audio setup/preferences.

[[F_or_DEAF]]

This is important to note: C:/VstPlugins64 is a folder of my own creation

yeah...i kinda noticed that.

C:\Program Files\Vstplugins is my 64-bit file path...and T-Racks is STILL CRASHING Studio One Ver. 2 (x64)

[BeatComMusicGRP]

Oh hello!

T-Racks is already fully 64 bit. We've been slowly bringing each and every product line to full 64 bit goodness.

T-Racks is a great package for shaping your mixes into sonic beauty. They changed how I was mixing and are a better tool set in my opinion than anything out there for the price and WAY beyond.

The only 2 products that aren't 64 bit are CSR and SampleTank, both of which are currently in development here at IK.

Any other questions?

Ummmm... aren't you a bit biased though??? I can't help but notice the IK Multimedia signage... IJS :-)

[[F_or_DEAF]]

select it as your default VstPlugins folder

no such thing; not in Studio One...there's no "default" VstPlugins folder or option

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make sure your x64 Studio One 2 default VST plugins folder is the same one your x64 T-RackS 3 plugins went into.

what "default VST plugins folder"???

[HIMbeats]

no such thing; not in Studio One...there's no "default" VstPlugins folder or option

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what "default VST plugins folder"???

I don't have or use Studio One but I think I remember reading that Studio One Artist version does NOT support 3rd party plugins so on that version there isn't a default folder for VST's. If you have this version then you would need to upgrade to Producer or Professional I think to have that option. They may have changed this IDK....like I said I don't use it. I guess if you don't have the Artist version it could be something else but you should be able to go to Studio One > Options > Locations > VST Plugins tab