Crash Recovery Tip

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2017/04/05 20:26:46 (permalink)

Crash Recovery Tip

I don't know if anyone else has discovered this...
 
You slave away on a song and suddenly, the Fault Reporter (FR) comes up, saying you've got a fatal error, blah, blah, blah. Contained in the first line of the FR dialog is the culprit (typically a plugin). What to do? 
 
You can delete the track with the plugin (even though the FR dialog is still open). Then save your work. Then click YES or NO on the FR and let Sonar crash. Open up the same song--Voila!--recovered!

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    Re: Crash Recovery Tip 2017/04/06 21:13:02 (permalink)
    nice!

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    Re: Crash Recovery Tip 2017/04/07 01:50:04 (permalink)
    good one.. thanks

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    Re: Crash Recovery Tip 2017/06/29 18:39:12 (permalink)
    Ricebug
    I don't know if anyone else has discovered this...
     



    Wish Id read this before today, will try next time though.
     
    Cheers
     
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    Re: Crash Recovery Tip 2017/06/30 18:27:01 (permalink)
    I don't know if it still works with the newest upgrade.

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    Re: Crash Recovery Tip 2017/06/30 19:11:25 (permalink)
    Thanks for the tip.  Haven't tried it yet, but I'd suggest saving your track with a different name if possible.   This way, you don't overwrite your last saved version. 

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    Re: Crash Recovery Tip 2017/07/01 04:26:13 (permalink)
    Interesting tip. Sacrifice the problem track for the greater good :)
    Then look at a previous auto save version to see if your victim track is still in tact..import it, you're whole.
    I'll try this next time....there's always a next time :)

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    Re: Crash Recovery Tip 2017/07/01 23:16:34 (permalink)
    Oops.... you uttered the forbidden words......Auto Save 

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    Re: Crash Recovery Tip 2017/07/02 05:30:12 (permalink)
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    Oops.... you uttered the forbidden words......Auto Save 



    my bad..."the function that shall not be named"
     

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    Re: Crash Recovery Tip 2017/07/02 12:37:58 (permalink)
    Thanks.
     

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