Crash with Audio Damage plugins

golem · Messages: 33 Registration: 03.05.2003

Just tried this with the Garritan steinway and its fine here. MC

watwhat · Messages: 13 Registration: 08.23.2001

Thanks for testing. I tracked it down to one plugin so far: It only happens here if EOS () is included in the project. Maybe someone with this plugin can confirm it. Unfortunately there is no demo available.

shopkins · Messages: 103 Registration: 11.12.2003

A screencast with the crash: Looks like it is a plugin issue and not Reapers fault. I already have sent an email to Audio Damage.

phatfarm · Messages: 371 Registration: 02.20.2002

The following AD plugs I own can crash Reaper (and other hosts): - Automaton - BigSeq2 - Eos - Kombinat - Ricochet Working AD plugins - ADverb - Dr. Device - Dubstation 1.5 - Phase Two - Replicant I have sent this list to AD.

Rollaway · Messages: 113 Registration: 05.19.2003

Chris @ AD is checking this now and it looks like a GDI+ issue.

GreenMachine · Messages: 332 Registration: 07.11.2001

Support?

mpowernyc · Messages: 153 Registration: 07.03.2001

Ok, nothing happened. These crashes only happens when using AD plugins. I can reproduce them on 4 different machines with different operating systems and with different hosts. So I can assume that this is not a machine or host fault. I just sold all my AD plugins and now all systems are running stable again. Will never buy an AD plugin again. The AD support really sucks.

JoshS · Messages: 4,154 Registration: 02.03.2003

Audio Damage plugin related crash

dally · Messages: 8 Registration: 05.01.2002

On Reaper 3.14, I'm getting crashes when using various AD plugins such as Eos, Kombinat, Rough Rider Pro, and Ronin 1.5. Here are the steps to reproduce: 1) Start an empty Reaper session. 2) Add a new track (Track 1). 3) Click on Track 1's mixer insert slot and select one of the AD plugins listed above and leave the plugin window open. 4) Click on Track 1's mixer insert slot again and select another effect plugin and leave that window open as well. I chose both Fabfilter Pro-C and u-he Uhbik-D plugins to reproduce this. 5) Click on the AD plugin's window to make it the active window. 6) Right-click the AD plugin slot on the mixer and select 'Delete FX'. 7) Select the other plugin's window and drag it. 8) The 'Unexpected error occurs ...' message appears. Btw, I'm using a custom built PC with a Core I7 processor with WinXP SP3 loaded. Hope this helps.

bavarienmotor · Messages: 331 Registration: 07.26.2003

This is a AD plugin problem not a Reaper problem. All the listed plugins are using the GDI+ lib from windows for some graphic stuff and this does crash various hosts like Podium, Live or Renoise when the plugins are unloaded from a track. Try to get some support from AD. Maybe you have some more luck.