telecharge
Since you didn't mention it...
Have you tried a VST reset before a rescan? Also, some of the FX suites were updated with this release, so I would verify they're up to date, as well.
THambrecht
You can always roll back to a previous version of SONAR. And then test what happens.
You can also make a windows system recovery - if you have not turned them off.
- Maybe a vst-folder or a file has no read-permission and the vst-scanner crashes. What should not happen.
- Maybe its up to an windows update that has changed read-permission of a folder.
- Maybe a file is corrupt.
Hi telecharge and THambrecth , thanks for offering your help and suggestions
Here's what I did VIA the CCC . A full update of SONAR and all the plugs that were available in this new release .
I thought I may have screwed up by launching SONAR after all the updates because I do not know if launching SONAR that way VIA the CCC is considered launching as run as administrator according to Windows ..
I mention that because the first thing I did after launching SONAR was to run my plugin mgr ...
I had my options set to a full VST reset that also included a rescan failed plugins and rescan exisiting plugins box's as checked ...
OH boy lets just say I have been working at this problem nonstop since 9 PM to 4:45 AM
Aside from my persistence I am super proud of the fact that I didn't open my mouth here on the forum and tell you guys what I really think ...
Even a mythological fire breathing dragon right out of a fairy tale may have been impressed with the heat of the flames I could have summoned to have burnt the bridge down to the ground
...
Whew , lets face it , restraint of tongue and pen don't always come easy for me
Alright , here's what happened ..on my computer a typical VST scan takes between 15 to 20 + mins ..
The first half a dozen times I ran my scan I kept watching to see where it was crashing ...and on what plug ?...
The Tokyo Dawns TDR Kotelnikov was the first plug that crashed my plugin mgr repeatedly ...
I went in there and removed it manually from both the 64bit and 32 bit versions and their respective folders ...
Then it was time to rerun the scan a few more times
The next plug that crashed my plugin mgr was the TX16x at that point I was like WTF is going on here?
both of these plugs that are crashing my SONAR plugin mgr run perfectly fine in Samplitude Pro X 2 , Reaper 64, Ableton Live 9 , Mixbus 4 , Mixcraft 7 , Sony Acid Pro 7 and a few other DAWs Like Project 5 and all my 64 and 32 bit standalone Midi Guitar apps... ???????????..........what's up with that ?????
So I rollback SONAR ..great now maybe it will work ....nope not happening ...a real crash-fest all over ...
Remember these plugs weren't crashing the plugin mgr before in SONAR up until tonight ...
I know I didn't want to do a system restore , it's too hot to run my fireplace , and I didn't want to make like my computer was a horse with a broken leg and shoot it so I did the only thing that made sense to me...
I decided to uninstall anything that crashed my plugin mgr ....
The TX16x was the last plug that crashed so I uninstalled that ...
At that point I said you know what lets just re-update SONAR again ...which I did VIA the CCC...
Crossed my fingers , re set everything again and ran a scan ....
This time the plugin mgr crashed when it got to the Youlean Loudness Meter ...
I said OK let me remove that .....which I did ....
Well I went this far lets run the plugin mgr again and see what happens next...
I'm very happy I did ...this time the plugin mgr didn't crash ....
I was like what you have had a change of heart ?
OK You Wub me ...I Wub you too
Thankfully everything seems to be working now
Sorry folks about the long winded verbiage ...that's my story and I'm sticking to it ..
Kenny