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2011/03/16 11:37:33 (permalink)

For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable?

Dear all,

My productivity has been severely cut due to constant crashes in X1a. I know it's my own fault for jumping into X1 without considering that it might be terribly unstable, but... it's too late to go back now. I work with the following Virtual Instruments: RMX, Omnisphere, Kontakt 4, Trillian, and a few others.

Lately my machine is worse than ever. Sonar will crash every 10-15 minutes, sometimes even more often. Lately what happens is that I'm in the middle of listening, and audio stops, Sonar freezes, and a Windows dialog box promptly pops up telling me that Sonar has frozen. And since X1 is no longer released by the task manager after a crash, I either reboot immediately or wait 3-5 minutes for it to disappear by itself. I can't figure out what is causing this erratic behavior, but I'm at the end of trying to make X1 work.

For those of you working in X1 with lots of virtual instruments (>5GB of samples) - are you able to achieve stability? If so, what are your system specs? what audio interface are you using? Are you working to picture? I'm desperate! Either I find a solution soon, or abandon Sonar. I hope that X1b will solve these issues, because I'd much prefer to stay with Cakewalk, but I'm losing so much time lately due to crashes, I have to consider making a change.

My specs = 2.66 8 Core i7 with 32GB RAM, Windows 7 64-bit running X1a. Audio Interface = Roland Octa-Capture

Thanks,

Alex
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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/16 13:20:00 (permalink)
Maybe I'd get a better response if I named this thread

"WTF why is Sonar not working? OMG I hate when X1 crashes every 10 minutes!!"


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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/16 13:53:11 (permalink)
I had the same problem.  after updating my motherboard drivers and bios it seemed to be better, but when I talked to cake tech support, he was pretty sure it was kontakt that caused the crashes.  make sure you are running kontakt 4.2.2.

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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/16 14:01:29 (permalink)
Try going to Edit > Preferences > Audio: Config File. (Make sure you are set to advanced)

Click on the "Reset Configs to Default". I've found that by not running this between patches you can get frequent crashes/stability issues.
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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/16 14:01:29 (permalink)
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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/16 14:01:38 (permalink)
Having a hard time with stability when using virtual instruments in X1 on win64 pro. Lot's crashes and hang-ups and even got one BSOD (never had that happen on this machine before...)

No rhyme or reason to the crashes.  Happens with using a variety of instruments in various combination.

X1 runs ok (for the most part) when just using audio files and vst audio plugins.  (Crashes not as frequent, but still happen...)

Using Sonar for 10yrs and aside from Sonar version 1, this may be the most unstable version for me yet.  I know it's beating a dead horse at this point, but it has gotten to a point where I'm spending too much time troubleshooting as opposed to actual work...seems to be the general sentiment here over the last few weeks in anticipation of X1b. 

I do like the program and new feature set and prefer it for most things over other DAWs, it's just getting rather frustrating when you lose work, etc. due to a crash or hangup.


My system is

Asus Mobo
Intel Core2 Quad
Windows 7 x64
8 gig ram
3 (1T SATA drives: System, Audio and Samples)

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PT 9
Cubase 5
Waves CLA
Waves SSL
Waves v-series
Duende Native
(2) UAD-1 cards

My collection includes:

Komplete 7
Omnisphere
Trillian
Superior Drummer

The recent update to Kontakt seemed to help tremendously, but I still get the crashes, etc.








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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/16 14:07:09 (permalink)
X1 is pretty stable here - it hasn't been worse than 8.53.  I work with René's synths, , Alchemy, Komplexer.  I've got the free Kontack and it seems to work.  I'll take another look and see it that one is problematic.

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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/16 14:12:27 (permalink)
AT - you have Komplexer working ?  I don't.  I own an old copy of it.  What did you have to do?  

I think I had a problem with making it work with Win 7 or something.  

While I think Largo is a re-incarnation of the Komplexer interface, I preferred the Komplexer interface a lot more.  Plus there were a few sounds in the presets that were amazing.  

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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/16 14:13:48 (permalink)
I run 100% virtual instruments, amp sims and Dynamics/Effects (UAD2 - Quad and Duo) with a few non UAD2 plugins thrown in...

Running on WIN 7 x64, Sonar x64 (8GB Ram).  I have had only 2 issues with stability:

     1) Audioease Altiverb 6 won't behave under the bit bridge

     2) Soundtoys ECHOBOY's automation is lost



Trying to run both these as 32 bit plugs with either Sonar Bitbridge or J-Bridge to no avail.


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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/16 14:32:41 (permalink)
after crashing, power your external audio device off'n'on - this lets sonar release the drivers

list of stuff
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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/16 14:48:41 (permalink)
Playback freezes on my system with Dimension Pro or Rapture. Haven't tried any others.
Projects with pure audio work fine.
 
Sometimes just freezes or popup states Sonar is halting.
 
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Everything is up to data, AFAIK. I eliminated all plugins excepting Dimension and Rapture. Doesn't seem to matter.
 
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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/16 15:07:40 (permalink)
I have a project with Kontakt 4 Battery 3 Aria SI bass SI piano going with no issues. Oh and Dim Pro too.

Normally I would shift some of the load to hardware synths but in this case I decided to have it all in the box. The results are outstanding.



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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/16 15:18:32 (permalink)
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Dear all,

My productivity has been severely cut due to constant crashes in X1a. I know it's my own fault for jumping into X1 without considering that it might be terribly unstable, but... it's too late to go back now. I work with the following Virtual Instruments: RMX, Omnisphere, Kontakt 4, Trillian, and a few others.

Lately my machine is worse than ever. Sonar will crash every 10-15 minutes, sometimes even more often. Lately what happens is that I'm in the middle of listening, and audio stops, Sonar freezes, and a Windows dialog box promptly pops up telling me that Sonar has frozen. And since X1 is no longer released by the task manager after a crash, I either reboot immediately or wait 3-5 minutes for it to disappear by itself. I can't figure out what is causing this erratic behavior, but I'm at the end of trying to make X1 work.

For those of you working in X1 with lots of virtual instruments (>5GB of samples) - are you able to achieve stability? If so, what are your system specs? what audio interface are you using? Are you working to picture? I'm desperate! Either I find a solution soon, or abandon Sonar. I hope that X1b will solve these issues, because I'd much prefer to stay with Cakewalk, but I'm losing so much time lately due to crashes, I have to consider making a change.

My specs = 2.66 8 Core i7 with 32GB RAM, Windows 7 64-bit running X1a. Audio Interface = Roland Octa-Capture

Thanks,

Alex
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Alex,
When I first upgraded from 8.53, I had all sorts of problems. This only lasted a day. I then started in safe mode and found out a couple plugins were now problems in X1. Every time I upgrade, Konkakt is an issue. I stopped using it. I also found out that Rapture x64 crashes my x64 system, so I use the 32 bit version without issue.

I am running a total latency time of 13.2 milliseconds. My present project has me running BFD 2, 4 instances of Guitar Rig 4, 8 instances of Dim Pro (whatever is the current version), and 3 other plugins that were free. When I score charts (movies, orchestral music) I tend to use endless amounts of Dim Pro. I have to tell you, I am surprised that none of this has caused X1a to crash.

I would try to see if Kontakt is your problem. If you are running X1, update to X1a. It is much more stable. Looking forward to X1b.
M.

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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/16 15:36:12 (permalink)
Last December I ran sonar X1 on XP 32 bit with dual core 1.66Ghz processor, enjoyed pro channel but the computer was working pretty hard, but all worked well.

Then about a month ago I built a new PC windows 64 bit and I encountered several issues, playback with jitters taken about two weeks to resolve, now ASIO latency at 64 samples.

I thought solving the jitter would resolve the annoying issue with calling up plug ins, but it didn't. Then I realized I should group my 64 bit and 32 bit in program ant programx86, still not much better.

Last week end i loaded X1 in 32 bit mode, reinstall guitar rig and dim pro and being smooth sailing all week with 32 bit mode, 64 still resides, should patch 1B resolve that issue, wait and see
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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/16 15:57:23 (permalink)

My productivity has been severely cut due to constant crashes in X1a. I know it's my own fault for jumping into X1 without considering that it might be terribly unstable, but... it's too late to go back now.


I'm not sure why it's to late to go back.  Did you delete 8.53?  If so resinstall it.

If X1 isn't stable, go back and wait for the X1b, and hope that it fixes stuff (that's what I did).

There's no point in putting up with the frustration of frequent crashes.


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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/16 16:06:40 (permalink)
Not sure if this is particularly helpful, but X1 has been as stable as 8.5.3 was here.  I frequently use lots of VI's...N.I. ( including lots of Kontakt 4), Superior Drummer and BFD, EWQL Pianos and S.O. to name a few.  Jim Roseberry built my machine, but specs are below.

Good luck
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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/16 16:48:53 (permalink)
"My productivity has been severely cut due to constant crashes in X1a. I know it's my own fault for jumping into X1 without considering that it might be terribly unstable, but... it's too late to go back now..."

~Too late to go back to exactly what? 8.5.3? If you are a creative entity with serious work to do then  Dude..you may wanna do like I did: I fled right back to 8.5.3!!!!  I put creativity over being Cakewalks test dummy as soon as I took a look at the list of fixes in X1b and said there is no way in on earth I'm going to use X1 until the bakers fix the cake! For me and a bunch of other X1 users...X1...X1a...reminded us  of a Hollywood set: Pretty in the front ..and half-a**ed  in from the rear. X1b will hopefully fill the house with the  real furniture which  should have been there in the first place~
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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/16 17:19:35 (permalink)
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"My productivity has been severely cut due to constant crashes in X1a. I know it's my own fault for jumping into X1 without considering that it might be terribly unstable, but... it's too late to go back now..."

~Too late to go back to exactly what? 8.5.3? If you are a creative entity with serious work to do then  Dude..you may wanna do like I did: I fled right back to 8.5.3!!!!  I put creativity over being Cakewalks test dummy as soon as I took a look at the list of fixes in X1b and said there is no way in on earth I'm going to use X1 until the bakers fix the cake! For me and a bunch of other X1 users...X1...X1a...reminded us  of a Hollywood set: Pretty in the front ..and half-a**ed  in from the rear. X1b will hopefully fill the house with the  real furniture which  should have been there in the first place~


though you say a bunch of users,.i myself have had very little problems..not to say there are none..there always are.and i feel bad for those people.hoping this patch helps them.but i cant say a bunch of people are having magnificent results either,cause i only speak for myself and not the bunches.

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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/16 17:26:26 (permalink)
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AT - you have Komplexer working ?  I don't.  I own an old copy of it.  What did you have to do?  

I think I had a problem with making it work with Win 7 or something.  

While I think Largo is a re-incarnation of the Komplexer interface, I preferred the Komplexer interface a lot more.  Plus there were a few sounds in the presets that were amazing.  

What did you have to do?
I'm still on 32 bit.  Is that the problem?  Bummer.  I'll have to keep this "family computer" I'm writing on as a secondary music computer when I upgrade, then (hell, it used to be my main one).  Komplexer, Kantos, who knows what else won't work?
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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/16 17:32:26 (permalink)
 I also have lotsa crashes. Hoping X1b patch saves the day. I save the song after any minor change...

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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/16 17:39:00 (permalink)
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Maybe I'd get a better response if I named this thread

"WTF why is Sonar not working? OMG I hate when X1 crashes every 10 minutes!!"

That cracked me up!   Too true perhaps ;)
 
 

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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/16 22:28:21 (permalink)
make sure you're running x1 as an administrator.
don't ask me why, but it matters for lots of stuff.

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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/16 22:34:06 (permalink)
Thanks all for the responses. YES, "too late to go back" does seem very dramatic, but I'm deep in the trenches on a number of projects that were started in X1 when I was a naive fool, and thought that X1 would be more stable. Now I'm up the creek, and extremely unhappy with the stability I'm getting. I'm hoping that X1b will solve some of these problems, but have a feeling that many of them won't be.

It's interesting though. Some sessions are bulletproof, almost impossible to get them to crash. But some are unstable from the very beginning. And I can't seem to figure out what is causing this havoc - because I largely use the same plugins in all of these projects. If I figure it out I'll definitely share with the forum.

As for Kontakt - I have the most recent version, and must say that at this point I simply couldn't live without it. Too many of my libraries are in Kontakt format.

Anyway - I really appreciate the thoughtful responses. It sounds like many are having a better time with X1, and that is encouraging! Thanks all-

-Alex
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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/16 22:41:11 (permalink)
Two xtra things - 1) 32 bit is just not a possibility for me anymore. Now I'm RAM greedy with all my projects, and simply couldn't go back to those hellish days of <4GB RAM ceilings! 2) I could easily go back to 8.5.3, but it just feels so damn counter-intuitive. X1 is the future of Sonar, and yes, I definitely made the leap to it too soon (I won't repeat that mistake, trust me)... But I know that 8.5.3 will be phased out, Cakewalk will be focusing their efforts on the new product, and it feels strange to go back to it at this point!

It may be a different story once X1b comes out... If I'm still running into these same problems, I have a feeling 8.5.3 is my best option. d'oh.
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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/17 00:12:36 (permalink)
I'm running x1a on 64bit laptop, lots o vst komplete 6, soundcenter, dimension, rapture, session drummer win764 really no problems at all, I do save often still, I have the occasional quick mouse click crash but very rare...


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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/17 00:19:10 (permalink)
Though not heavy virtual instruments, Jamstix crashes any time I experiment with its settings.

I was reading a thread in the techniques forum (I think it was) about adding a bit of distortion to a bass track to bring it out in the mix.  I decided to try to add Guitar Rig 4 to experiment with distortion on the audio bass track and voila...crash.

Four minutes after I ended the process tree for Sonar.exe in the task manager (yeah, awesome way of workflow) I was successfull in adding GR4 but was too dissapointed to carry on the experiment.

No rhyme or reason.

I surely (shirley) hope AX1B is more stable on these small things.

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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/17 01:02:21 (permalink)
One of the very reasons for me running a pc was Jamstix.

I think Im headed back to 32 bit 8.53 waters until the storm is over...
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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/17 01:22:53 (permalink)
I think I have more "Recovery" projects than regular projects in my X1 project folders.

Thank goodness for 8.5.3.

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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/17 01:34:11 (permalink)
Well if going back isn't possible, and you said you have non-crashing projects with the same synths, so that may rule out the tried and true method of loading them one-by-one to see. THough I would give it a try. Safe mode the project and choose only one synth and see what happens, then close and re-open and rotate through and see if you find one that smashes it.

Otherwise, I've had a few "haunted" projects, ones where data wouldn't play or crashes would occur. In the most severe case I created a duplicate project (tempo, synths, buses) and just copied the MIDI and audio over and it was fine. Ultimately there may have been an ID'able problem deep in there, but screw lookin' for it.


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Re:For those working with lots of virtual instruments - is your system stable? 2011/03/17 01:50:20 (permalink)
No, not really.

It's just been one thing after another after another causing crashes or instability. Half the time when I submit a bug report to Cakewalk it's the third-party-instrument's fault, but with instrumnets by Native Instrument, EastWest, Spectrasonics etc. causing Sonar crashes -- it's quick to run out of virtual instruments to choose from.

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