• SONAR
  • loud pop when loading Channel Tools (p.5)
2013/12/24 15:28:11
Splat
Yes I played around quite a lot, I reckon wait for the next person to come along, maybe they can repro...
Cheers...
2013/12/24 15:30:34
Beepster
That sound very similar to the old patch browsing within Dim Pro issue (I think it was Dim Pro). You are happily browsing through the sounds then every dozen or so a horrendous sound emanates from the monitors/phones and Sonar craps the bed. I haven't had that happen since X1 (mind you I haven't done that type of repetitive patch loading with DP for a while either) and I haven't seen it brought up for a while but it does sound similar and it's making me wonder whether it's a RAM overload issue or something.
 
Mind you it's not a single pop. It's like a weird horrific swelling of noise THEN a loud "KAPRRRRAAAPP!"
 
Scared the pizzle out of me the first time it happened... hurt my ears too.
 
Edit... oh and Sonar would crash or at least white screen. The manifestation of tracks disappearing and what not sounds like a build up to a crash. X1 used to crash pretty danged hard on me, X2 would just freeze. X3 has only crashed once and it was because I was being an numbskull (pressing ctrl + z a million times instead of using the history).
 
Put a limiter on your Master bus (but remember it's there and turn it off while you are mixing) while your doing stuff you think might result in this. It'll protect your gear and ears... supposedly. Not sure if that kind of thing would bypass the master. It's just what someone recommended to me when I originally reported this.
2013/12/24 15:31:29
Splat
Hmmm here is an idea (for laughs)... rename your AUD.INI + update your sound interface drivers and firmware..
 
Cheers...
2013/12/24 15:38:10
Beepster
CakeAlexS
Hmmm here is an idea (for laughs)... rename your AUD.INI + update your sound interface drivers and firmware..
 
Cheers...




Was that for me? I ain't touching my firmware right now. Everything is working relatively well at the moment. Everything will get updated to current versions when I wipe the rig and reinstall everything.
2013/12/24 15:42:32
Beepster
Oh and everything else is up to date last time I checked. The rig is actually working very nicely lately. Almost hesitant to screw it up but my paths are all fuxord, I've got a stupid/useless ASUS BIOS tool that refuse to uninstall and the drives are cluttered to hell because I didn't understand why and where Sonar and all the other crap on there was sending sh*t.
 
Seriously... it's a mess.
 
2013/12/24 15:47:35
Splat
Beepster
CakeAlexS
Hmmm here is an idea (for laughs)... rename your AUD.INI + update your sound interface drivers and firmware..
 
Cheers...




Was that for me? I ain't touching my firmware right now. Everything is working relatively well at the moment. Everything will get updated to current versions when I wipe the rig and reinstall everything.




Nope Silk - sorry...
2013/12/24 15:48:37
Splat
 because I didn't understand why and where Sonar and all the other crap on there was sending sh*t.
 
LOL :)
2013/12/24 16:06:28
Beepster
CakeAlexS
 because I didn't understand why and where Sonar and all the other crap on there was sending sh*t.
 
LOL :)




Well to be fair I was kind of TRYING to do the right thing by sending my audio to the E drive and my project files to the C drive. That... apparently... is wrong... and I didn't realize that every time I did a Save As that the audio would default back to my C drive (even though I pointed the audio path to the E drive when I started the project).
 
So yeah... I got stuff all over the bloody place and right now I'm just sending stuff to my C drive because it works and I'm not really writing a ton of new audio files anyway.
 
So that'll be the next big clusterfuffle I'll be bugging everyone about. Setting up the rig and the paths. I've got a good plan but support and the forum will have to suffer through another round of derpy beepisms as I sort that out. For now though I'm just cleaning and reorganizing my apartment.
 
Smells like Pinesol in here.
 
wheeeeee!
2013/12/24 16:09:40
SilkTone
CakeAlexS
Hmmm here is an idea (for laughs)... rename your AUD.INI + update your sound interface drivers and firmware..
 
Cheers...




OK I'll try renaming AUD.INI. When I installed X3d I made sure all plugins, drivers and firmware were up to date so not much more I can do there.
2013/12/24 16:52:09
SilkTone
Renaming AUD.INI didn't help. I also switched between all driver modes and it didn't make a difference either.
 
I'm not 100% sure that FX chain module gets into that bad state only when initially dropped, but once it is dropped successfully that it would then continue to work properly. I think that is the case, and if so I can live with it. Since it is very obvious when in this bad state I can just keep retrying until I get a good instance.
 
BTW I once got the meters to peg into the red (the FX Chain module, its track, its buss and the main meters), but usually the meters don't show anything.
 
Not too serious but annoying.
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