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Thread new to this forum... hoping for some help

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M_Phouthong

M_Phouthong

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1 Posted on 10/02/2005 at 00:06:47
Well im new to this forum, and as my subject name says im looking for some help.

I use FL Studio 4 to make beats and instrumentals on my computer and everything is running fine.

I install FL Studio 4 on my laptop, but thats wy im here.

I transfer the FL studio project files to my laptop, and i get this when i open it:



this laptop is a toshiba portege 7010ct with a pII 299mhz processor and 96mb or ram. (i know its old but i didnt expect FL to need a whole lot, besides it was 20$, and it met the minimum system requirements.}

PLZ help me, i need to get back to beat making! hahah

Early THX alot for any suggestions and help.
M_Phouthong

M_Phouthong

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2 Posted on 10/02/2005 at 00:30:48
Woops, haha forgot to mention the problem.

Well the red sample buttons, with the names of the sample, are red, and dont make a noise, they blink when the song is run like normal, but no sound.

again thx for the help guys!!
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