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Pixel8

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Redline Monitor: Odd behavior, crashes in Sonar 8.3.
« on: June 14, 2009, 04:17:48 PM »
I am using Redline Monitor 1.0.2 (demo license) in Sonar 8.3.  I'm having a few odd issues, usually after about an hour or so of use.

-->I will begin to hear the right channel much louder than the left, very phasey and migraine inducing. 

-->Sometimes, with or without the previous issue, the controls become unresponsive, and usually if I persist in fiddling with them, Sonar will "POOF" and just dissapear. 

-->Other times, Sonar just goes away with no warning, usually when I am slip editing or nudging an audio clip.

The next time I load the project, Redline Monitor will display a dialog telling me that it may have crashed in the previous session. I connected and allowed it to send one of the crash reports. The only workaround I have found is to periodically remove the plugin instance from my project and re-add. Or, to just remove the plugin when I don't need it, or whenever I would normally just briefly disable it.  I do sometimes crash or get dropouts anyway, but it's always related to CPU or disk bandwidth issues, and displays an appropriate error message in Sonar.  I haven't really brought this particular project to it's knees yet.

I really like this plugin!  The more I use it, the less I find myself not needing it :-) I lost a few vocal takes the other night when it crashed while I was loop-recording.  I have since stopped using the plugin while recording; but after only a few days of using it, I really just prefer the way it sounds, so I'd like to be able to leave it on. 

Here are my basic specs:
XP Pro SP3
q6600
ASUS p5w DH Deluxe
4GB ram
Nvidia 8600 gts graphics, dual monitors running 1680x1050.  Loaded latest drivers, no difference.
E-MU 1616m, ASIO.

The project is recording at 16/24, 6ms Latency, and Sonar's 64bit engine is disabled. CPU and disk use are both hovering between 10-20%. The other plugins loaded in this project are 1 instance each of Sonitus Delay, NI Absynth, NI Massive, NI FM8, Z3TA+, and Voxengo Span (usually disabled).  All are the latest versions. Sometimes I'll load V-Vocal to fix something, but I bounce the clip as soon as I'm done. 

Any ideas?

Thanks, Jen


dj!

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Re: Redline Monitor: Odd behavior, crashes in Sonar 8.3.
« Reply #1 on: June 14, 2009, 07:10:00 PM »
Hi & sorry to hear about your problems.  I just checked and the crash dump arrived OK so I'll see if that tells me anything.  In addition could you send the contents of Start > All Programs > 112dB > Redline Monitor > Redline Monitor log to support@[lotsofdB].com?  That might give me some additional info to go on.

Thanks,

-- dj!

 



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