Hi,
I did some searches and didnt find any answers. Can anyone suggest things to do to find out why my complete mix crashes at 83% of export? Thanks.
Scott

My main DAW is Cubase SX3 which is running on a Dual - Dual Core 285 Opteron system, Windows XP Pro, SP2. The system also includes two Lynx AES16 Cards.

Hello Recording.org!

We are migrating Cubase SX 3 projects (and all audio) from an older PC to a new Quad-core G5 with 2 PreSonus Firepods, and of course the latest Mac version of Cubase SX 3.

FIRST PROBLEM:
Cubase SX 3 crashes when trying to use BOTH Firepods that are connected and setup (as an Aggregrate Device) in Audio/Midi Setup.

I posted this on the Wavelab forum, but, as it's probably not a WL problem, perse, thought I'd try here, too... Thankx for suggestions!

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ok so i run Sonar 4 PE on XP Pro.

Hi all!

Just stopped-in to see how the old stompin grounds are doing.

Tommy, glad to see you're still carrying the torch here. ^5!

OH, Tommy, check out billfitzmaurice.com and his forum. I think it may be right up your alley, Bro!

All is well here, but I have way too many irons in the fire. Spreadin myself too doggone thin LOL.

My ipod crashed in the first 30 minutes of use but hasn't crashed after that in over a month.

Nearly all the guitar simulators I have tried have crashed my pc. Amplitube, Green Amp and all the other free ones.
When I apply them to more then one track, I start to hear cracking and pops, and after a short while my pc usually freezes. This also often happens when I use other plugin Cubase SL.

Hello recording friends,

I'm hoping some of you might be able to help me regarding using integrated on board audio, line in recording. Specifically using a Intel mother board.

Hello,
I'm a new member, and if the posts I've read so far are any indication, there's a vast resource of knowledge here and I'm glad I found recording.org. and glad to be on board.

I'm hoping some of you might be able to help me regarding using integrated on board audio, line in recording. Specifically using a Intel mother board.