wenn es was nützt:
Ich hatte Korrespondenz wg. v-vocal(aber schon in Version 5)
Möge sich der eine oder die andere hier was herauslesen.....
bemoll fragte cakewalk:
" Hello again, thank you for your fast answer to my problem concerning "v-vocal". I did everything (hopefully) as you told in your post: uninstall S5 completeley, deleting registry, deleting aud.ini and ttseq etc...after getting all patches installed again I've opened a project and tried to apply v-vocal on just one note...whamm! same message again for microsoft people. Is there something I missed? Do I have to delete aud and ttseq again(i can see it in the programmfolder again)and then go on ? I made an backup-image this time and wil go back to 5.01 tomorrow, maybe I know better then because it's 11 p.m. right now- I'm tired and tomorrow is another working day.
Thank you for further advices."
cakewalk antwortete bemoll:
"Does this only happen with 5.2? Can you try uninstalling and reinstall
up to 5.0.1? If that fails, are you using an international version of
Windows? In many non-English locales a comma is used to separate
decimal digits instead of a period. In other words, a machine running
on a German or French version of Windows would expect a "," as a
decimal separator character. This can cause problems in SONAR 4 and
certain plugins.
Here are 2 workarounds.
[1] Run the Windows Control Panel, and go to the "Regional and
Language Options" panel. Under the "Standards and formats" setting,
choose "English (United States)". This will cause numbers to formatted
and scanned in the way these plugins expect, but will
also cause times and dates to formatted for US English, which may not
be desirable. So you might want to try [2] instead...
[2] Again bring up the "Regional and Language Options" panel, but
click on the [Customize...] button, and make the following changes:
Decimal symbol: .
Digit grouping symbol: ,
List separator: "
Naja, irgendwie klappte es dann auch; jetzt arbeite ich mittlerweile mit S 7 und habe wieder auf Dezimalsystem umgestellt (der Dollar schwächelt ja gerade mächtig
Ich kann aber leider keine aktuellen Erfahrungsberichte vermelden, da ich mich entschieden, habe von nun an sauber zu intonieren (nunja, ein Scherz!). Außerdem scheint Melodyne ausgereifter zu sein. Ist wahrscheinlich doch besser, einen schlichten Sequenzer ohne viel SchnickSchnack zu nehmen und bei Bedarf "Spezialisten dazu zu holen".
HTH
bemoll