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Weird Lockup - RAM? CPU? Other? [message #97606] Sun, 30 March 2008 12:16 Go to next message
Neil is currently offline  Neil
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Was tracking some drums last night & the drummer didn't like
the way he played a certain break, so we tried punching it...
still didn't like it, so we tried a few more punches & got one
he liked, so as I was checking to see if it would blend well
(applying crossfades, nudging them into different spots to see
if we could get a seamless edit), the app (CubaseSX v3) locked
up... had to save the project under a different name & reboot.
This happened to me once before, under the same circumstances...
bunch of punches on a drum track, then grabbing the crossfades
& moving them. What causes this? Is it a problem with the app
itself in the way it handles that info, or is it a RAM or CPU
issue? I doubt it's a disk streaming thing, because it's not
like we were trying to do these edits on the fly - the machine
was stopped at the time, in both cases.

Just curious - anyone know?

Neil
Re: Weird Lockup - RAM? CPU? Other? [message #97609 is a reply to message #97606] Sun, 30 March 2008 12:28 Go to previous messageGo to next message
rick is currently offline  rick   UNITED STATES
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computer magic gots my vote. can't tell you how many time shit like
that happens no matter what app...it just does...personally, i'm going
for what you had for dinner...or...you put too much crap in your hair
and are no longer familiar to the current you are taped into.

On 31 Mar 2008 05:16:14 +1000, "Neil" <OIUOIU@OI.com> wrote:

>
>Was tracking some drums last night & the drummer didn't like
>the way he played a certain break, so we tried punching it...
>still didn't like it, so we tried a few more punches & got one
>he liked, so as I was checking to see if it would blend well
>(applying crossfades, nudging them into different spots to see
>if we could get a seamless edit), the app (CubaseSX v3) locked
>up... had to save the project under a different name & reboot.
>This happened to me once before, under the same circumstances...
>bunch of punches on a drum track, then grabbing the crossfades
>& moving them. What causes this? Is it a problem with the app
>itself in the way it handles that info, or is it a RAM or CPU
>issue? I doubt it's a disk streaming thing, because it's not
>like we were trying to do these edits on the fly - the machine
>was stopped at the time, in both cases.
>
>Just curious - anyone know?
>
>Neil
Re: Weird Lockup - RAM? CPU? Other? [message #97678 is a reply to message #97606] Mon, 31 March 2008 21:02 Go to previous message
Neil is currently offline  Neil
Messages: 1645
Registered: April 2006
Senior Member
<bump>

Anyone (like Chris or Chuck, perhaps?) have an idea on this?
(see below).


"Neil" <OIUOIU@OI.com> wrote:
>
>Was tracking some drums last night & the drummer didn't like
>the way he played a certain break, so we tried punching it...
>still didn't like it, so we tried a few more punches & got one
>he liked, so as I was checking to see if it would blend well
>(applying crossfades, nudging them into different spots to see
>if we could get a seamless edit), the app (CubaseSX v3) locked
>up... had to save the project under a different name & reboot.
>This happened to me once before, under the same circumstances...
>bunch of punches on a drum track, then grabbing the crossfades
>& moving them. What causes this? Is it a problem with the app
>itself in the way it handles that info, or is it a RAM or CPU
>issue? I doubt it's a disk streaming thing, because it's not
>like we were trying to do these edits on the fly - the machine
>was stopped at the time, in both cases.
>
>Just curious - anyone know?
>
>Neil
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