I’ve investigated that the crash only occurs if you move the horizontal zoom fader while Schope is analysing frequencies (maybe only the lower ones) respectively while audio is playing.
Thank you for the report Alex, and sorry for the trouble.
I have just spent about 20 minutes zooming and scrolling the frequency display during playback in Live 7.0.1 and it won’t crash for me. Is there any other information that might be relevant? The frequency FFT size in Schope, or is there anything unusual about the source data format, sample rate, bit depth?
thanks for the answer and your investigation! Hope you had a nice christmas time…?
FFT size and all other parameters of Schope are default.
I’m using a loop of the ableton live library. Nothing special so far.
Maybe you can test it with the latest version of live, 7.0.14?
I’ve contacted Ableton but they said that it might be a problem with schope and my graphic card/driver -> MSI N9400GT-MD512?
Everything else works fine under Win Vista… i’ve tested Schope with Reaper and Kore2, no problems, only Ableton Live.
Maybe the problem is related to asio buffer size and the plugin buffer size preference of live.
If i set the asio buffer size to 512 samples and plugin buffer size to “same as audio buffer” it seems to work more stable.
If i lower plugin buffer size (for example 128 samples) i can reproduce the crash faster.
sorry to ask but are you investigating my issue? I know you are very busy and highly involved in the reaper project.
I like your plugins very much and would buy other ones but Schope is unusable for me together with ableton live.
Should i take a look around for another spectrum analyser?
An answer would be nice because i need a proper analyser plugin!
This is rather frustrating, I simply can’t get Live to crash. I have installed 7.0.14, I have set the plugin buffer to anywhere from 32 to 128 samples, but no matter how much I zoom and scroll the frequency display, it won’t crash.
This is a long shot and I know it’s inconvenient, but have you tried re-downloading and re-installing Schope?
If that doesn’t work, can you think of any other possible settings in Live that might affect this problem?
thanks for your answer and investigation again. That’s a very frustrating situation… but thats the wonderfull world of incompatible PC/Windows systems.
I’ve done a re-install yesterday but the behavior is the same.
I have checked all settings in Live’s preference, nothing special, 44,1 sample rate and 32 bit depth.
Is it possible that the issue is related to my graphic card driver and schope like ableton assumed?
Or maybe my soundcard driver?
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