I have been liking X2 a lot, but still getting the occaisional crash when I would select a master or sub group on the console (I have had this in X1). I noticed that the inspector in ProChannel view would not pain correctly just prior t a crash, or would not paint correctly and then crash if I touched it. I think I have found what is happening and how to reproduce it, but I would like someone with dual monitors to see if that can reproduce it also.
Test 1 (reference)
Open the Normal.cwt template. Slide the busses into view, and insert an Audi track. At this point my view shows everything on my right screen, with tracks on top, colsole in multidock on teh bottom, browser on right and inspector on left. Inspector is set for ProChannel view.
a)
Click on the inserted console strip for the track and then the master bus - watch the Inspector view change. Repeat this bu selecting track and then the Master in the track view - again the inspector should update correctly.
b)
Drag the console to the left screen, and once more select Audio Channel, and then the Master Channel using the console view.
Return the console to the multi dock.
Test 2 (fault)
Select the Master Buss, and in the inspector, right click on the title bar for teh Console Emulator and insert th eLeveller, and then the concrete limiter.
Repeat test a) Everything should be fine.
now repeat b) Click on the Audio Input Channel Strip should be fine ( and the metronome should be good too). You should still be able to select input and master in the track view. However, when you click on the master console strip, the Inspector will mis-paint, and Sonar will either crash straight away, or will wait for you to touch the inspector and then crash.
[UPDATE] I was ble to reproduce this when I dragged the console view from the multi-dock to the same screen
I have played with other modules in the ProChannel, and it appears to be related to the overall height of the modules and not the type or order.
So in summary
The offending Prochannel must be loaded with enough modules to trigger the condition.
The Console view must be undocked (but can be on same screen).
The strip with the "overloaded" Prochannel must be clicked in the undocked console view.
AND - curiously
This seems to only happen when the master has the "overloaded" Prochannel - I hve not been able to reproduce it by loading up the metronome, or adjacent audio channels. In addition it seems the transition to cause the failure must be from input to master and not bus to bus.
I do have the Quick Fix installed.
Cheers
Grif
Quad Core Zeon, 8GB, NVidia Silent 8600, 6TB across 4 SATA drives, Win7 64, Presonus Studio Live