thomasabarnes
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Re:How to crash Sonar X1 Expanded every time
2012/05/12 19:29:07
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Hiya John:
There are a few others who posted that they don't get a crash when they double-click in the specified area of the PC. It's one of the things that made me suspect this probably has something to do with audio interface drivers and the way they interact with what we do in X1.
Whatever the deal, it's good to not get the crash. :)
Cya around. :)
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Re:How to crash Sonar X1 Expanded every time
2012/05/12 19:40:50
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Hey there Riojazz,
with a bit of luck & persistance this exact spot just
might become the 'Rubberneck Post'.
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Re:How to crash Sonar X1 Expanded every time
2012/05/12 20:53:04
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In my version of SONAR X1D Expanded, once I confirmed this (double click in the PC grey area) bug that causes SONAR to crash, I found that by stopping this double clicking behaviour, I was able to eliminate the crashing. Go figure!
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thomasabarnes
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Re:How to crash Sonar X1 Expanded every time
2012/05/12 22:02:49
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In my version of SONAR X1D Expanded, once I confirmed this (double click in the PC grey area) bug that causes SONAR to crash, I found that by stopping this double clicking behaviour, I was able to eliminate the crashing. Go figure! mudgel: Haha, halariously put. Of course, you're correct. It's just it's good to get to the bottom of the problem. And I'm glad to know it appears to be an issue that an audio interface driver release has fixed, in my case. And that says to me that this issue is not an isolated SONAR as the culprit type of problem. :)
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Re:How to crash Sonar X1 Expanded every time
2012/05/12 22:58:05
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Heck I was beginning to think it was a feature. You know when things simply get you Ped off. Its the software equivalent of throwing a full can of beer at the TV set. Here you could do much the same thing except a restart will bring you back to where you were before. Than you can throw another can at it.
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Re:How to crash Sonar X1 Expanded every time
2012/05/12 23:20:25
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I think it is a feature. When you want to leave and you have next to no time to do this..double click the header and poof! Gone!! 
The space you have will always be exceeded in direct proportion to the amount of stuff you have...Thornton's Postulate. Bushpianos
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Re:How to crash Sonar X1 Expanded every time
2012/05/12 23:26:58
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trimph1
I think it is a feature.
When you want to leave and you have next to no time to do this..double click the header and poof! Gone!!
Than it is a bug! Because it wont work for me. I think I am going to submit a feature/bug report/request for it. So which form should I fill out?
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trimph1
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Re:How to crash Sonar X1 Expanded every time
2012/05/12 23:29:49
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John
trimph1
I think it is a feature.
When you want to leave and you have next to no time to do this..double click the header and poof! Gone!!
Than it is a bug! Because it wont work for me. I think I am going to submit a feature/bug report/request for it.
So which form should I fill out?
All of them!! I could see someone at support going ...wha....????
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Re:How to crash Sonar X1 Expanded every time
2012/05/12 23:34:18
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mudgel
In my version of SONAR X1D Expanded, once I confirmed this (double click in the PC grey area) bug that causes SONAR to crash, I found that by stopping this double clicking behaviour, I was able to eliminate the crashing. Go figure!
...well I think you're over simplifying things a bit. Double-clicking is a way of life for some of us. We can't stop! At least 3x a day I get into a double-clicking frenzy and nothing seems to be able to stop me. Believe me I've tried everything including duct taping my hands to the desk. When the craze hits the tape's ripped off (hair an' all), rolled up and tossed out the window into the neighbor's grill, and I'm off again double-clickin' everything to death. I'm currently seeking professional help but so far nothing's working. Until something does I say Click to your heart's content! If Sonar crashes, so be it! DOUBLE-CLICKERS UNITE!!! Until next time, Keep on Clickin'!
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trimph1
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Re:How to crash Sonar X1 Expanded every time
2012/05/13 00:05:55
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Double Clickers Uber Alles!!!!!
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soens
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Re:How to crash Sonar X1 Expanded every time
2012/05/13 06:03:00
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Try this. On my x32 system with X1 Producer I can crash X1 by simply loading an icon in CV by double-clicking it. But only some of the time on specially marked console strips.
Right-click to load and no crashy. Only double-clicking. It's like Sonar and double-clicky are mortal enemies now. Soon you won't be able to double anything anywhere... in X1.
To fix it I have to clone the track, usually an instrument track, and delete the corrupted one.
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Re:How to crash Sonar X1 Expanded every time
2012/05/13 11:53:05
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How about this one.... Insert Midi Quantize (Or any other midi effect) on any midi clip, then delete the clip that you just inserted the clip effect on..... Crash! :) You don't even have to double click.
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soens
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Re:How to crash Sonar X1 Expanded every time
2012/05/13 15:49:53
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Shouldn't you be in the "Insert-N-Crash" forum?? This here's the "Double-Click-N-Crash" forum. Only honorary members are welcome! ...You're just going to confuse us!
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Blogman
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Re:How to crash Sonar X1 Expanded every time
2012/05/13 20:15:35
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I see I'm not welcome in your Double-Clique! Where do the 'Insert-Crashers' hang out at?
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Re:How to crash Sonar X1 Expanded every time
2012/05/13 21:44:43
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I was surprised to find that it crashed for me as well.
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soens
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Re:How to crash Sonar X1 Expanded every time
2012/05/13 22:39:14
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Blogman
I see I'm not welcome in your Double-Clique! Where do the 'Insert-Crashers' hang out at?
I wish I knew, but ever since they banned me from their forum I haven't seen hide nor hair of 'em. I guess you can hang out here. As long as you lay low no one will suspect.
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Re:How to crash Sonar X1 Expanded every time
2012/05/14 00:45:55
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Wait, wait, what key is it in? GA-X58A-UD3 motherboard Intel i7 950 CPU w/12 G RAM ATI Radeon 4350 graphics 3 cats 1 crazydog Lynx AES16/Aurora 8 SCA N72 J99 & A12 pres. Adam A7 Monitors Win 10 SONAR Platinum 64 bit
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Re:How to crash Sonar X1 Expanded every time
2012/05/14 11:32:41
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Hard to lay low in a silver winged suit with a strap on keyboard. I'll try to blend.
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soens
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Re:How to crash Sonar X1 Expanded every time
2012/05/14 20:21:35
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Yeaaah... I forgot to mention the dresscode thingy! That may be a problem. 
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Re:How to crash Sonar X1 Expanded every time
2012/06/08 02:03:35
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Hide ya kids, hide your wife, cause they double clickin' everybody in here!
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