V-vocal frequently hanging my Win 7 64 bit machine

Try reading bitflipper's guide to using VVocal.
 
http://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.aspx?high=&m=2276613&mpage=1#2276613
 
Keeping the clips small and then bouncing them as soon as you're done seems to help.  Not everyone has issues, but these often help the people who do.
 
HTH

brconflict


I've had a few crashes with V-Vocal. But I stopped using V-Vocal altogether. It still does some weird things. I still frequently get a chipmunks result from it until I restart Sonar.

It still does weird things, even though you don't use it anymore?  That's very odd.
 
If you follow Bit's guide, it should work okay.  It does here.  I don't use it very often.  I     have an acoustic bass that I love, but it has dodgy intonation, and I will use VVocal to sweeten it up.
 
Often the artifacts that you describe can be prevented by doing the things Bitflipper suggests.

dm: when you bounce, the original is still there behind the bounced clip. Try this, you'll see what I mean. Grab a clip, v-vocal it, right click and bounce to clip. Then, delete the clip. Behind it, you'll find your original and it will be muted. :) So even though you're bouncing, it's still non-destructive. :)

-Danny

br: that's really weird. Have you ever tried filling out a bug report or contacting tech support on this? I read all the things people have going wrong with V-Vocal and just say "thank you Jesus....I'm soo glad I don't have those problems!" LOL!

It works so well for me, I prefer it over Autotune to be honest. The only issue I have ever had was that kronus.dll crashing when I would use it on a full track. I didn't know about doing it in sections...so as soon as  did that, it was perfect for me. It's never let me down since using it that way. It's so weird how it can be great for some and a nightmare for others. I hope you can esolve your issue with it...as to me, it really is an awesome tool in my realm.

-Danny

I read the word "hanging" from the OP. I had that issue for a bit as well. Cakewalk Tech Support advised me to do a complete removal and re-install of X2, which sounded like a horrible pain.

But it was easy, pretty fast, and completely fixed the V-Vocal issue.

There's info in several threads here about how to do that.

V-Vocal works solidly for me now.

Danny Danzi


br: that's really weird. Have you ever tried filling out a bug report or contacting tech support on this? I read all the things people have going wrong with V-Vocal and just say "thank you Jesus....I'm soo glad I don't have those problems!" LOL!

It works so well for me, I prefer it over Autotune to be honest. The only issue I have ever had was that kronus.dll crashing when I would use it on a full track. I didn't know about doing it in sections...so as soon as  did that, it was perfect for me. It's never let me down since using it that way. It's so weird how it can be great for some and a nightmare for others. I hope you can esolve your issue with it...as to me, it really is an awesome tool in my realm.

-Danny

i use it alot too for quick fix a guitar note im to lazt to puchin, (i have this chill and have to look over my sholder the intire time ,cus it feels wrong but some things can be fixed on the fly,with Vvocals, also i find myself showing singer.s where there pitch is. and how great it would sound elswhere with vvocal. cant reach that note on the verse Vvocal can help, but good luck live ,\
but as the great BIT has layed out .the rules for vvocal are unforgiving, and leave clip with vvocal will crash a project. and as a practice i try not to move things when sonar is playing thats a crash too. bounce small clips and vvocal is ok here???