sonar 6.2 unfreeze syth problem

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2007/02/17 08:08:12 (permalink)

sonar 6.2 unfreeze syth problem

Anyone seen this problem?
Just installed 6.2. If I try to unfreeze synth on projects created with 6.0.1, SONAR simply exits - no errors - nothing! Unistalled 6.2 and reverted back to 6.0.1 and unfreeze works fine.
Still waiting for response from cakewalk support - I won't be putting 6.2 back on untill I get an answer.

Appreciate any help

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    daveny5
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    RE: sonar 6.2 unfreeze syth problem 2007/02/17 10:01:06 (permalink)
    Must be the revenge of the syth.

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    RE: sonar 6.2 unfreeze syth problem 2007/02/17 11:00:30 (permalink)
    If this happening for everybody, then you will probably have to wait awhile because it will need a patch.
    In the meantime, I wonder (if you have a manageable amount of projects) perhaps you should unfreeze all your synths and then upgrade and refreeze.
    Frozen tracks in a closed project do not help anything, and most likely you will want to unfreeze before doing the final mix. Just a thought.

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    RE: sonar 6.2 unfreeze syth problem 2007/02/17 11:15:34 (permalink)
    I bounce or freeze all softsynth as soon as possible.
    I believe that one reason for freezing is so you don't loose the sound, even if the syth has been defeated and no longer available.

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    RE: sonar 6.2 unfreeze syth problem 2007/02/17 11:40:48 (permalink)

    ORIGINAL: xackley

    I bounce or freeze all softsynth as soon as possible.
    I believe that one reason for freezing is so you don't loose the sound, even if the syth has been defeated and no longer available.


    This is a good way to capture the sound - and surely bouncing is more permanent then freezing. I don't knock the practice.
    I was looking for a way to upgrade if this is a "bug" that is produced simply by applying the upgrade.
    It would appear that (if this is reproduced by everybody) that there is some glitch that appears when unfreezing a track frozen before the upgrade. Not a problem if you are not going to unfreeze (bouncing would be more appropriate in that case IMO) - but if the intention is to freeze for CPU conservation during the editing process - then unfreezing to upgrade doesn't hurt anything but the clock!

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