Noel Borthwick [Cakewalk]
FWIW can someone post a link to some crash dumps for this? I'm pretty sure that the problem is in VVocal which Roland stopped updating 10 years ago. However I can look at it afresh and see if there is something I can do to circumvent.

Hey Noel I went to the website and chose support, submit a request and uploaded a minidump file. Let me know if you need anything more. I have other minidumps

bitman
@soens: I drag the bottom of the multidock down to expose more. it's faster, clip after clip.
Actually I'm so happy to see it and not the crash dialog. That said, the multidock sucks and is penalizing but that's not a popular notion.

In my case the vV window was missing the lower half or the right side. But now that I have CbB installed I can't reproduce this issue in Splat. It now works properly in both versions. Maybe it was a video card issue.

Noel Borthwick [Cakewalk]
FWIW can someone post a link to some crash dumps for this? I'm pretty sure that the problem is in VVocal which Roland stopped updating 10 years ago. However I can look at it afresh and see if there is something I can do to circumvent.

I should have a truckload of them. lemmie look.

bitman
@soens: I drag the bottom of the multidock down to expose more. it's faster, clip after clip.
Actually I'm so happy to see it and not the crash dialog. That said, the multidock sucks and is penalizing but that's not a popular notion.

How is  the multidock penalizing for you? I always have multidock minimized as a long horizontal bar at the bottom of the Trackpane. When I open V-Vocal region the first time I load a song, it appears in the multidock, but it's minimized and useless, until I simply double click on it
 
 It then opens into a window that takes up the whole screen pretty much. I do my editing in the window, click the X on the bottom to close the window and then bounce the clip. The next time I open a V-Vocal region the window opens fully. So for me it works just fine in the multi-dock.

Don't like skylight. Like MDI. Pretend I'm not here.

You can drag anything out of the multi-dock if you don't want it docked.

And that's an extra move. Then don't get that dragged window to close to the docking zone.
That is annoying. So I just use it in the periscope that is the MD and drag it taller.
 
I'm just the 1% . pay no mind to me.
 

Noel, I've PMed you a download link for one of my vVocal crashes.
I don't see it in the sent PMs so I did it twice. So I don't know if you got the PM ok or not.

bitman
And that's an extra move. Then don't get that dragged window to close to the docking zone.

If you hold down Alt or Ctrl while dragging (I forget which, on the road with my Mac at the moment) you can drag things around and they won't dock. The docking in Vegas works the same way.

vVocal may be long in the tooth but to get the same functionality with melodyne you have to pony up.
It does great things.