Sorry dudes, figured out the problem. The i/o and Output sends on the Master of the newer version of Reaper were disabled somehow. *awkward facepalm*
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Here's the deal:
I have an older laptop that has firewire that I take to the jam space to record vocal tryouts so we can critique dudes. Newer laptop has no firewire. So, I have to bounce the session to my external HD, then load it onto my new computer. (for mixing....trying to keep the older pooter as clean as possible)
I've done this probably about 10 times already, no issue.
Then today, I get this little error:
Now, this session is only 3 tracks, no VSTs loaded whatsoever.
The tracks show up with information on them, but no sound plays back, even though the meters are pumping.
Anyone?!?! Google search only gave me similar issues, except it was VSTs causing it.
I am running a newer version of Reaper on the older laptop compared to my newer laptop. But, like stated, I've done this before many times with no problem.
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Here's the deal:
I have an older laptop that has firewire that I take to the jam space to record vocal tryouts so we can critique dudes. Newer laptop has no firewire. So, I have to bounce the session to my external HD, then load it onto my new computer. (for mixing....trying to keep the older pooter as clean as possible)
I've done this probably about 10 times already, no issue.
Then today, I get this little error:
Code:
PROJECT LOAD WARNING
There were 14 items in the project that were not understood.
If this project was created in a newer version of REAPER,
this version may not preserve all of the settings of the project.
Project tokens not recognized:
PANMODE
RENDER_PATTERN
MASTERPEAKCOL
MASTER_PANMODE
PROJBAY
VU
IIDNow, this session is only 3 tracks, no VSTs loaded whatsoever.
The tracks show up with information on them, but no sound plays back, even though the meters are pumping.
Anyone?!?! Google search only gave me similar issues, except it was VSTs causing it.
I am running a newer version of Reaper on the older laptop compared to my newer laptop. But, like stated, I've done this before many times with no problem.
