• SONAR
  • PCS-BusCM.dll.....
2013/11/21 02:44:05
Featherlight
Having constant crashes in X3c with this module.
When looking in the Cakewalk/Shared Utilities/Internal  folder location where the Pro Channel Modules are stored, I noticed that with each update of Sonar, these don't appear to get updated as mine is file version 1.1.0.535 and the date created is 4/7/2011. The newer PC modules ( Console Emulator ) have dates of 9/29/2013 ect...
 
Looking for possible reasons this particular module is crashing with such frequency or at least a direction to start. Many, many crash dumps sent to Cake about it as well.
2013/11/21 07:08:57
cowboydan
Possably the 64 bit double engine checked in preferences?
2013/11/21 07:57:05
Splat
Did you reset and rescan your plugins?

And check: http://forum.cakewalk.com...aspx?m=2889818&p=2
2013/11/21 14:38:55
wetdentist
i've had some crashes with PCS-BusCM.dll in the error message. mostly from projects that were begun with X1 series, but continued on w/X3

 

2013/11/21 20:04:16
Featherlight
Thanks for the replies....
 
Danny,  64 bit is not checked. I never use it until export but thanks for the tip.
 
Alex, Yeah, did the reset and rescan of the plugs a few times thinking maybe the first time it didnt 'take' but no joy yet.  This is why I was wondering about the older versions of the original Pro Channel FX. I noticed they don't get scanned like a VST does ( though Sonar may include that as part of the rescan process, not sure about that)
 
wetdentist,   I wondered about that as well and went back to check and found that this project was indeed started in X3. Maybe something in the install process didn't take right. Next step is to do a complete re-install of X3...ugg!!! Grinds the whole studio to a halt
2013/11/21 20:11:40
scook
ProChannel modules have always been scanned. The path is silently added to the scanner based on the registry entry HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Cakewalk Music Software\SONAR Producer\Cakewalk VST\VSTInternalPath
2013/11/21 20:15:22
Featherlight
Aaahh, thanks for the heads up scook, I wondered about that.
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