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> Protools Le 7 And Antares Autotune 4.3.8, Can't use auto-tune without crashing
jeroen57
post Tue 7 Mar 2006, 16:12
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Hi,

I'm having severe problems with protools and antares auto-tune. I've purchased the latest version of autotune last week. I'm running my Pro-tools 7.0 LE on a G5, dual 2.5 processor with 4.5 Gb RAM installed. I'm running Tiger (10.4.5) with a DIGI 002. I normally don't have problems with any plug-ins (I'm able to run up to 90 tracks ->32 audio, loads of midi and softsynths) in a session, but I can't run one auto-tune on a mono track.

THE PROBLEM:

when pluging the autotune my system doesn't crash immediately, but stays for a couple of minutes. So I can tune and adjust whatever needs adjusting but then all of a sudden my protools unexpectedly quits. It doesn't matter if I'm playing the song or not.. doesn't make any difference. When I'm playing the song the sound hangs before protools quits, the sound stays for a very short time after protools closed down. Trying to use autotune as audiosuite is impossible (then the system crashes when I want to preview or bounce the settings). When the system crashes everything crashes (since OS X I'm not used to that anymore) so I have to REBOOT my computer.

I've tried to raise my buffer size etc.. but it all doesn't make any difference

Anyhow, I've tried everything (contacted both technical support, tried all the known solutions->no TDM install, getting rid of all prefs,.. etc) but nobody has ever heard about this problem. I'm a professional musicproducer and I've installed this plugin to get my tuningwork done quicker (I used to do it with melodyne, but wasn't for me) I need some help, and I hope someone on this forum knows what to do

thank you
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