Everyone has already chimed in, and I don't even use BandSlab by Snakewalk (sticking with splat for as long as possible), but please we're talking about a plug that has been around since version 6 at least. So over 10 years old. Of course this plug will cause issues...it wasn't a very stable plug in the first place...so combine that with the plugs age and it = trouble. Depending on what you use it for, Wave's has an excellent vocal tuner that if you keep your eyes open will only cost 30 bucks. If you're more after an effect ala Believe...then stump up for the basic Melodyne which is about 90 dollars, but correct me if I'm wrong.

So you're saying that software becomes less reliable with age? While that's true of yogurt and human body parts, it fortunately does not generally apply to software. 

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stickman393
...I love V-Vocal and never had any issues with it...

 
..No issues? Is that because you use it on small 1-2 bar clips, then bounce to clip...

 
I use V-Vocal a lot and only on short clips, and usually bounce. It's always been stable for me.

bitflipper
So you're saying that software becomes less reliable with age? While that's true of yogurt and human body parts, it fortunately does not generally apply to software. 

Hehehe, when it comes to aging, I'm not sure what I'm more concerned about: yogurt or body parts . . . 
 
Cheers 

Kev999

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stickman393
...I love V-Vocal and never had any issues with it...

 
..No issues? Is that because you use it on small 1-2 bar clips, then bounce to clip...

 
I use V-Vocal a lot and only on short clips, and usually bounce. It's always been stable for me.

 
You don't get crashes or an occasional blank window? I think the crashes are related to RAM used. The more soft synths loaded the more RAM used, so if you disconnect the memory hogs that makes a big difference in my system. If you're not getting crashes, what is your RAM usage, you can see it in Task Manager / performance / memory.

I don't remember, and no longer have V-V on my machine...was there a 64-bit version of V-Vocal?

Yes, it is 32 and 64bit DX format