That looks like a SynthEdit plugin (the SE_sdk is the giveaway), so it's probably an SE plug-in in your project that has a problem.

>It now seems to do it every time I have had the project open for longer than about 20 minutes. I then get the abnormal program termination  message and have to force restart my computer as the SONARPDR.exe is still running.


Could it be related to your Windows power settings? 
Hard drive getting shut down after 20 minutes?
PC going to sleep after 20 minutes?
Try setting your power setting to "Always On" or whatever Windows calls it.

soens


"Surf music will never die." -- LeapinLizard, 1963
"We may never hear surf music again." -- Jimi Hendrix, 1967.

"We may never see Jimi Hendrix again." -- Just Sayin' 2013

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That's hilarious!  ;-}
 
I'm sticking with my original assertion that it is a plugin of some sort.

Firstly apologies to the OP a high-jack of your thread was not intended, but you get help where you can.

Hi Colin

Many thanks for the interest here is what I know, (Which is probably not enough)

From Saffire control panel

Saffire Pro control Version 2.6

Saffire Pro 26i/o firmware version 2.1.8386


ASIO Panel settings

ASIO buffer size 5.0 ms

Firewire buffer size 2.5 ms

Input Latency 6.6 ms

Output Latency 11.5 ms

KPerry


That looks like a SynthEdit plugin (the SE_sdk is the giveaway), so it's probably an SE plug-in in your project that has a problem.

Isn't peach a SynthEdit soft synth. This error is documented on the web as being a result of a file used by SynthEdit built soft synths.

That's definitely a code debug message. When you beta test software on a certain development platform, you get those Assertion messages all the time. They help the developer debug the code. As far as I know, Assertion messages shouldn't be showing up in released software. There's definitely something weird going on there.

Wookiee

Bristol_Jonesey


Wookiee, are you running 64 bit Windows & Sonar?

If so, what driver are you using for the Pro26IO

Hi Colin, yes it is a Inta Audio PC 2600K 8gig Ram running Windows 7 home premium 64bit, built last year when Cakewalk announced that X2 would no longer be supporting XP.  To the best of my knowledge the Saffire driver is the last/latest from Focusrite.  (I will check the version and edit this message later today when I get in the studio)


If you remember we actually exchanged a PM about settings for this device. The problems I describe have manifested themselves since the release of X2a.  As I said I can use Soundforge 9 all day, which is known to have a few problems with Windows 7, I can use CD Architect all day as well without problem.  By all day I mean 7 to 8 hours.


Thanks for asking.

Hi John.


Without wanting to hijack this thread, I've got your PM and will respond to it as soon as I get access to my DAW. My baby granddaughter sleeps in the studio on alternate Fridays, and as luck would have it, today is one of those!