opt/mingw32/include/gig.h:455:13: error: access declarations are deprecated in favour of using-declarations suggestion: add the 'using' keyword opt/mingw32/include/gig.h:438:13: error: access declarations are deprecated in favour of using-declarations suggestion: add the 'using' keyword opt/mingw32/include/gig.h:437:13: error: access declarations are deprecated in favour of using-declarations suggestion: add the 'using' keyword opt/mingw32/include/gig.h:436:13: error: access declarations are deprecated in favour of using-declarations suggestion: add the 'using' keyword opt/mingw32/include/gig.h:435:13: error: access declarations are deprecated in favour of using-declarations suggestion: add the 'using' keyword opt/mingw32/include/gig.h:434:13: error: access declarations are deprecated in favour of using-declarations suggestion: add the 'using' keyword

In file included from /home/umcaruje/lmms/plugins/GigPlayer/GigPlayer.h:42:0,įrom /home/umcaruje/lmms/plugins/GigPlayer/GigPlayer.cpp:39: Building CXX object plugins/GigPlayer/CMakeFiles/gigplayer.dir/GigPlayer.obj

But you'd have to update to FL 20.0.3 first, or it may not even open.Scanning dependencies of target gigplayer I'm not sure it will search for those items after being re-saved without them. But I didn't have any of the samples, many of the plugins or Kontakt libraries you used. I did manage to open your project and re-save it (attached). The more saved versions of a project you have, the easier it is to get out of trouble when something like this happens. If you do get it to open, try setting Kontakt's wrapper setting to use fixed size buffers (Wrapper options > Processing tab). Watch the hint panel while doing this and let go of the esc key when you see it loading the next item. You can also try holding the escape key when the project gets stuck on loading Kontakt.

Make sure you are also using the latest version of Kontakt. Download and install the latest version (FL 20 0.3) and try opening the project again. I see you are using an older version of FL (20.0.2). If you find one that opens, save it as a new version.īut there are a few other things you can try (after you've done the above). Did you look in FL's 'Backup' folder for autosaved versions of this project? That would be the first thing I would do. I've noticed that sometimes having 3 or more instances of Kontakt in an FL project can cause problems.

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