pedwal wally wally wha

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/debugger/

ok just did a quick test using windbg from the above link (fwiw, there are multiple exceptions just starting up sonar (not quite latest version btw))

so, if you can repro an issue every time, and aren't scared by swathes of programmer gibberish, you can try this to identify the culprit:

1. install windbg from above link
2. before starting sonar, run windbg - but don't do anything with it yet
3. start sonar (so the sonar.exe process has started) and switch back to windbg
4. in windbg, go to the file menu and select "attach to process" then select sonar.exe from the list
5. switch back to sonar and do stuff - if an exception is encountered, sonar will freeze and windbg will flash in the task bar
6. switch back to wndbg and see what it's highlighting - usually something benign, but might be something so make a note
7. switch back to sonar and continue doing stuff
8. repeat above steps 5-7 until you hit your particular issue, give this info (and possibly the whole windbg output) to the support@cakewalk folks
9. if your issue is a crash-to-desktop-without-warning-or-crash-dump, this should also catch that

you can also use windbg to read any dump file created, and to analyse other apps causing trouble

/hth+goodluck

Thundercat: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert 

yeah i reckon so 👻

enjoy  

29 minutes ago, Noel Borthwick said:

There will soon be no need for wrapper ASIO drivers or custom drivers that have no special functionality, since Microsoft is adding an inbox ASIO driver. From what I know, as long as you have a class compliant USB 2 audio device it will work with this new Windows ASIO driver.

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/windows-music-dev/making-music-on-windows/

are you guys collaborating in any way, as an interested partner?

welcome back! things have changed quite some since the mid 90s, you're in for a real ride!

/goodluck

could be a set name? (only dead peoples tunes)

1 hour ago, Notes_Norton said:

that's gotta be deliberate haha

1 hour ago, Notes_Norton said:

As time goes on, I'm playing a lot more music made famous by people now dead.

 

they're dropping like flies

Sherwood & Pinch - Stand Strong 

c'est la vie, i guess

/good luck

giant sand - the beat goes on 

ffs

The Gothics–The Quest 

i guess sonar and nest are different dev teams, and next is being built from scratch, whereas sonar has 30 years worth of code already (and tts-1 belongs to roland who decided to end that relationship) 🤷‍♀️

oh well

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ya never know, thx for the tip

15 minutes ago, kitekrazy1 said:

I would imagine most of the subscribers are not western based. 

i guessing comedy or drama based 🤪

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12 hours ago, Starship Krupa said:

I got a set of MDR-7506's (I believe that's the model you meant?) from a free box at a yard sale a year and change ago. The earpads were pretty much shot, which is probably why they were in the free box.

Upon first listen, I was very disappointed in these "legendary" cans. Shrill and no bass.

But I went ahead and ordered replacement pads, and whoa, I understood what the fuss was about.

These are the pads I bought:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07N6GL2PG

The gel feels great and the fabric has shown no signs of deterioration, which is the weak point of Sony headphones.

So I'd suggest trying a pair of these pads rather than buying a new set of cans. I think my pads just weren't sealing well enough.

now that's a bargain 😎

11 hours ago, T Boog said:

Oh that?! That's just because we lack imagination 🥴

is that the "royal we"?  

osees - beat quest 

ripjm 

3 minutes ago, Aaron Doss said:

UPDATE (SOLUTION FOUND)

Disabling the piano roll GPU acceleration fixed my slowdown issue.  It's strange that they defaulted this option on when it's also marked as an "experimental" feature.

Support also recommended staying on Nvidia Driver version 572.16.   The latest versions of the driver are buggy with Sonar.

glad you figured it out 👍

i promise never to mention asio4all ever again (maybe admin can add it it to the ***** list) 😘