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2011/06/02 17:36:34 (permalink)

v-vocal help

i am using sonar 7 producer edition and the problem i am having is that every now and then when im playing back audio my system will freeze and say something like, "fatal error, v-vocal" and some other stuff and a bunch of numbers. i then have to restart sonar. its very irritating as i only have 2 chorus tracks, and 2 backing tracks with v-vocal applied. my CPU'S are both only reading at about a quarter compacity when this happens.
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    sharpdion23
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    Re:v-vocal help 2011/06/02 19:30:41 (permalink)
    try bouncing all v-vocal tracks/clips

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    Re:v-vocal help 2011/06/02 22:12:59 (permalink)
    i'll try that. heres exactly what its saying.

    A fatal error has occured.

    Module: C:\Program Files\Cakewalk\Shared DXi\VVocal\Cronus.dll

    Exception code: c0000005
    Address: 0F63A525: 77C04E60:06E1F5BO

    this is what it says evertime. under the vvocal .dll files theres Cronus and two others but i have no clue what they are
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    Re:v-vocal help 2011/06/03 00:17:09 (permalink)
    cronus.dll is V-Vocal. The exception is an access violation, probably a buffer overflow. You can usually avoid this by working on only one or two V-Vocal clips at a time and bouncing them as soon as you're done with your edits.


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    Re:v-vocal help 2011/06/03 21:36:50 (permalink)
    http://www.cakewalk.com/Support/kb/reader.aspx/20091009

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    Re:v-vocal help 2011/06/04 01:58:54 (permalink)
    Good catch Daveny!
    I had this issue working with a song just a few days ago.  I didn't have that info, so I reloaded my 8.5.3
    Worked fine after that, but now that I know what it really is, I can look for that first!


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    Re:v-vocal help 2011/06/06 16:25:08 (permalink)
    I ocassionally have had this problem as well.  I followed the instructions in the CW link daveny5 referenced.  However, in my case, the problem only got worse.  So I switched everything back and figured I just had to live with it.  Unfortunately, unless CW does a complete rewrite of v-vocal, it doesn't seem to me that things will get any better.  From what I gather, it doesn't look like Cake did anything to fix the problem in X1 either.  Too bad, because for the most part, I like v-vocal.

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    Re:v-vocal help 2011/06/07 05:46:19 (permalink)
    Can you get to a point where you can bounce your v-vocalled tracks or does it crash upon insertion?

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