Why won't some instances of plugins produce sound in FL?

[Lightstruck]

Hi all,

I recently switched computers from a Dell Inspiron 7348 to a Lenovo Legion Y520, expecting it to be my new production laptop. I backed up everything and installed FL Studio 12.5 fresh, then opened a project. Some third-party plugins loaded, for instance Sylenth1 and Massive, but in other channels of Sylenth1 and Massive, FL did not want it to produce a sound. I can tell the plugin IS loading everything correctly, as the oscillators change as a scroll through my presets and the waveforms are different in-plugin, but it's not making any sound at all. Has anyone else run into this? If so is there any solution to this?

Best regards,
Nate (Lightstruck)

[steevm]

If you're anything like me, you've muted the mi...

[RoadCrewWorker]

Yeah, check all the mutes or gain controls alon...

[Lightstruck]

They aren't muted, and they won't work soloed o...

[steevm]

Try what RCW suggested, and put an FX immediate...

[m@RV]

Also check things in the Processing Tab, also c...

[RoadCrewWorker]

Lightstruck wrote:They aren't muted, and they w...

[steevm]

RoadCrewWorker wrote:Lightstruck wrote:They are...

[Lightstruck]

I ended up assigning them to a new mixer track ...

[Perfect Human]

Lightstruck wrote:I ended up assigning them to ...

[steevm]

Lightstruck wrote:I ended up assigning them to ...

[RoadCrewWorker]

Lightstruck wrote:I ended up assigning them to ...