Are there more Halion users with this experience?
I have no clue what's causing this, but now it's about time I figure it out

I have the latest elicenser software and Halion still crashes my Cubase when browsing flexphrases.Whirly wrote:Thank you, Jan. I did have an old version of the eLicenser CC. Hopefully, installing the latest version will fix the problem.
Thanks. Nothing has changed after I updated the elicenser. Still crashing Cubase and Ableton for no appearant reason. I seem to have the same problem with Retrologue 2, both synths that I really enjoy, but I can't keep using them as long as they crash my projects where other synths are working just fine.PeppaPig wrote:I have the latest elicenser software and Halion still crashes my Cubase when browsing flexphrases.Whirly wrote:Thank you, Jan. I did have an old version of the eLicenser CC. Hopefully, installing the latest version will fix the problem.
Hi Brian,Brian Roland wrote:Crashes for me if I use MIDI program changes to call up larger patches/samples too quickly. This behavior is at its worst for me with Sibelius 7.5.1, and do get them with Cubase 8.5 as well (it's easier to avoid in Cubase though).
Program Changes work just fine if I stick with the GM patches, or others that have really lean sample sets. If it's a patch with larger samples...crashes are frequent and super annoying.
For me, it's not such a big deal with Cubase since I'm having to plan and load my patches from the ground up anyway, and can avoid using Program Changes. With things like Finale and Sibelius, it's super annoying since I'd really like to take advantage of the instrument profile systems of these applications which use Program Changes to automate setting up my favorite scores (rather than having to go into Halion itself and do it all manually time and time again).
So far, this is the only thing I've run into that causes a hard crash with H5. Sadly, when it crashes like this, it does bring down the host application too (and quite often locks the audio hardware in a noisy loop back so bad it needs the audio-card reset, or even an entire reboot)! Happens on more than one PC/System......
Thanks for the reply.Matthias Quellmann wrote:Hi Brian,
Could you please check on the HALion options page if Multi Loading in the Performance section is set to "clear before". It does sound like a memory problem. How much RAM do you have installed on your system?
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