SINE Player - Cannot route multiple instruments to individual mixer tracks in FL Studio, with BRSO Articulate

I just read this now, and i assume you already figure it out, but, if you didn't, or if anyone is having the same issue, the solution is simple, what you need to do is just click on the mixer tab/view in SINE and click at the bottom of every signal/mic position and select your outputs from there to every individual instrument/articulation that you want.

Thanks very much - i will give this a go (as never did figure it out).

Just out of curiosity, do you prefer using SINE to Kontakt? Also an FL user here, I have issues with stuck notes even using the free Layers. As such, I'm planning on getting Kontakt versions of MA libs if I buy any more.

jl1224 said:

Just out of curiosity, do you prefer using SINE to Kontakt? Also an FL user here, I have issues with stuck notes even using the free Layers. As such, I'm planning on getting Kontakt versions of MA libs if I buy any more.

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I mean, Kontakt is better for certain reasons and SINE for others in my opinion.
The first thing that i prefer out of Kontakt, is that, if the library allow it (not all do sadly) if something is not working or there is something that you don't particularly like, you can always try to see if you can fix it in the back-end of Kontakt...something that, of course, you cannot do in SINE.
However SINE is actually pretty light on resources i found, certain patches in Kontakt might be pretty heavy on the CPU while in SINE they are lighter somehow (but it also happen the opposite).
What i will say is, (and i really need to make a bug report...or we should all do us FL users) they say SINE is now 100% FL Studio compatible...but that is not the case at all...it is definitely better than what it was at launch, but, if you don't change it to 'Use fixed size buffers' in the Wrapper settings, you are going to get some problem, stuck notes and all that, while with that option enabled i have not found any major problem using SINE so far (for the libs that i own at least) but of course, that option increase the latency of the plugin, so it is still somewhat a workaround.

Sine works great for me. Even with an old machine (a 2012 Mac), I don't have issues with it.

Kontakt is good, but I prefer using it to create and manipulate sounds over any other sample engine.

if you don't change it to 'Use fixed size buffers' in the Wrapper settings, you are going to get some problem, stuck notes and all that, while with that option enabled i have not found any major problem using SINE so far

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Thanks, I'll try that