[SOLVED?] Serious System Crash using Melodyne in X3 x64.

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2016/02/29 06:44:16 (permalink)

[SOLVED?] Serious System Crash using Melodyne in X3 x64.

I don't use Melodyne that often but today I gave it a go. After editing the 3rd wave clip (they are small and bounced before editing) Sonar went white then the blue screen of death ended everything.
 
HP laptop, Win7x64, 16gb ram, 750gb harddrive.
 
MOTU audio express, ASIO, 48000/24, Buffer 512.
 
I might add that in x3 I always get loud crackling overload issues frequently when editing a lot of audio clips forcing me to close and reopen Sonar to clear. I defrag and save regularly throughout every session.
post edited by soens - 2016/03/27 06:06:03
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    dwardzala
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    Re: Serious System Crash using Melodyne in X2 x64. 2016/02/29 07:52:21 (permalink)
    What is your interface and settings?

    Dave
    Main Studio- Core i5 @2.67GHz, 16Gb Ram, (2) 500Gb HDs, (1) 360 Gb HD
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    Re: Serious System Crash using Melodyne in X2 x64. 2016/02/29 16:25:56 (permalink)
    Sorry. Amended above.
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    dwardzala
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    Re: Serious System Crash using Melodyne in X2 x64. 2016/02/29 18:06:09 (permalink)
    You might try increasing your buffers to 2048.  Did you happen to note what the BSOD error was?

    Dave
    Main Studio- Core i5 @2.67GHz, 16Gb Ram, (2) 500Gb HDs, (1) 360 Gb HD
    MotU Ultralite AVB, Axiom 49 Midi Controller, Akai MPD18 Midi Controller
    Win10 x64 Home
    Sonar 2017.06 Platinum (and X3e, X2c, X1d)
     
    Mobile Studio - Sager NP8677 (i7-6700HQ @2.67MHz, 16G Ram, 250G SSD, 1T HD)
    M-Box Mini v. 2
    Win 10 x64 Home
    Sonar 2016.10 Platinum
     
    Check out my original music:
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    soens
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    Re: Serious System Crash using Melodyne in X2 x64. 2016/03/27 05:47:05 (permalink)
    I found I had less than 10% free space on C:/ drive which I'm sure contributed.  After a system cleaning and defrag it's working fine, though I only use it very lightly.
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