A Pro Tools Glitch Killed My Monitors!
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xconnyx
www.iheartsound.com
hm, when i read this, i really like the issues i had with cubase 4 today.. because basically it was not doing what it was supposed to do, like playing the recorded part in the same track i has been recorded in. i had to drag it to another track and then back into the origin track...
thank god its not the random white noise
after this production i will upgrade to cubase 5, but ill see if it has even more issues...
thank god its not the random white noise
after this production i will upgrade to cubase 5, but ill see if it has even more issues...
2000ContourSVT
Member
I'm running m-powered protools 7.4 and this has happened to me twice, the most recent being thursday. Before that some time in January of February. Fucking scares the shit out of me. I've never had to restart the program because of it, it stops after a couple of seconds and it has only done this to me when opening a session.
I'm not sure if this is completely true but its only happened to me when I've opened sessions that are using Revalver MKIII (with a vst wrapper of course).
I'm not sure if this is completely true but its only happened to me when I've opened sessions that are using Revalver MKIII (with a vst wrapper of course).
kaomao
Member
egan.
daylightdies.com
Yeah, I have seen these sorts of issues and they have always been plugin related. Sometimes wrapped plugs can cause weirdness and sometimes seemingly minor updates to Protools (7.0-->7.4 for example) will require updates to some of your plugin to function correctly. That's why all bets are off when you use cracked plugs...particularly huge packs such as Waves bundles.
AudioGeekZine
arsehole know-it-all
Never happened to me. Only blasts of noise I've ever had were due to static electricity and the Project Mix I/O.
This problem is pretty well documented on the DUC.
This problem is pretty well documented on the DUC.
Ermz
¯\(°_o)/¯
I get this regularly after I audition a section of audio I've conformed with BD. Sends a burst of whitenoise through the cans at the start of playback... gives me some pretty nasty acoustic shock. My bet is that it relates to PT not being able to get the audio off the drive quick enough but starting playback anyway and fucking up your ears in the process.
