Since the plugins do not load I can't tell which ones they were originally. It is only until recently that I am having this issue with a few project files. I think they may have saved incorrectly somewhere down the line, but it is odd because at some point I had opened these projects at various times and the sounds were there. I am also able to load projects from over a year ago and all of the presets load fine. However, this only affects a few of my tracks and not all of them so this doesn't seem like the true cause (or I think it would affect all of my projects). The only potential cause I can think of is recently I upgraded my system to SSD harddrives and I re-installed the Komplete bundle.
Is there any way to fix this, or has anyone else had this problem? They used to load properly before. This only affects some of my tracks, so I have to go back and pick all of the sounds again (some of which I do not remember). zip files and for some reason, it will load the Komplete plugin and all of the note data, but the presets were not saved so it basically loads a blank plugin. VOL will increase the sample volume considerably if the sample isn't quite as loud as the vsti/plugin was.I recently opened a few of my FL Studio project. under the Channel Settings window there's a MISC tab that has a level adjustments section. load the newly created sample into the SS and see if it loops the way you like. I usually put each sample i render into a folder named after the vsti/plugin it came from so i can find it again if needed.
next press Start and the plugin sound will be rendered into a sample. you can adjust the other settings as desired, but the 'Wrap remainder' option is best for samples that will be looping in a song. in the next window under the 'Looping mode' option select 'Wrap remainder' from the drop down menu.
name the sample and choose the location to save on the next window that pops up, select OK. When satisfied with how it sounds and no other samples are playing along with what you want to export, File>Export> choose Wave or mp3. go to an empty pattern & fill in the first button on the SS and make sure it loops the way you want the rendered sample to sound. the little box at the top left of the step sequencer that displays two dashes - can be adjusted by left clicking with the mouse and moving up or down. longer sequences need a higher bar length than the standard 4 that comes default. I usually put fls on pattern mode and resize the step sequencer as needed.
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