xabiton
As for your soundcard.. I'm having a few audio troubles too. a lot of my troubles went away with proper system tweaks.. You are using windows 7 home premium?
Even with system tweaks, I am getting the occasional dropout, but nothing like it was before.. plus, I think Cakewalk knows it, and they have probably done some tweaking for X2... I'm not worried though about the whole, "paid update/upgrade." thing.. I know some guys have complaints.. but you know.. when you want to the next model car, or the next model tv, or the next model software...
:-)
cheers
Are you using Balance as well? I am on Windows 7 home premium yes. When I called support on this issue the first time they had no idea what Balance was or Propellerhead for that matter. It was very disencouraging to say the least but I called last week spoke with a guy named Dan who had been helping me via e-mail support (though sometimes waiting over a month to email me back) and apparently this issue will not be fixed in x1. I am definately demoing X2 first but if these issues are not fixed I am highly considering going Studio One 2 Professional with a crossgrade rather than Sonar X2 Producer Expanded which is where I will likely go if I upgrade with Cakewalk. I love the Cakewalk plug ins and have not had a single issue with those in any environment I have tried them in.
SORRY FOR THE OFF TOPIC TO ALL OTHERS...I COULD NOT HELP MYSELF
Hi xabiton
Are you saying that Cakewalk rep Dan is acknowledging there is an issue with Sonar and your BSOD’s. The reason I ask is that this makes no sense. I may be reading it wrong.
I agree with some of what LP is saying...usually a BSOD with the cache manager error message is one of a few things...you point out one of them there are others... failing RAM and/or hard drive, not enough memory (RAM) on the machine, miss-matched RAM, bad device drivers or something starting up in Windows.
My gut is that this has nothing to do with Sonar needs a patch but its more something with the PC. The thing is what if you go and buy another DAW and have the same issues? Try the demo 1
st.
Every 3-5 years I have to re-install Windows so I keep an extra hard disk drive around to install to and run a dual boot. I can then copy what I need from on drive to the other. Jut a thought on what LP said about re-installing windows. Or go buy some matched RAM from the store test it and bring it back if it still crashes.
Hate to see someone not being able to use a DAW like X1.
Good luck brother.
-Meno (John)