EZkeys Electric Grand Crashing when editing chords

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  • Scott
    Moderator

    What are your computer specs? What version of EZkeys are you using? Are there updates available that you haven’t downloaded and installed?

    Scott Sibley - Toontrack
    Technical Advisor

    @Scott said:

    What are your computer specs? What version of EZkeys are you using? Are there updates available that you haven’t downloaded and installed?

    My computer have 32 Gb RAM and a i5 CPU. Every Toontrack software I have has the latest version of it!
    AND as I wrote. I don´t have this problem with any other (yet) of my EZkeys, keys.

    Scott
    Moderator

    Are you using Windows? Which version? What audio sound device are you using the ASIO drivers with? The more info we have about your system them better.

    Scott Sibley - Toontrack
    Technical Advisor

    @Scott said:

    Are you using Windows? Which version? What audio sound device are you using the ASIO drivers with? The more info we have about your system them better.

    I have Win7 64 bit SP1 and latest Windows Updates. Soundcard is M-Audio Delta AP192 with the latest drives (6.0.8).
    And, every Toontrack plugins (and other music software) I have has no problem to work with the ASIO driver I use.

    Scott
    Moderator

    I can’t reproduce any issues. I have a Win7 64-bit SP1 machine running EZkeys 1.2.1 standalone with Electric Grand 1.0.2. I am using an RME Digiface with the ASIO drivers. Can you give the exact steps you do to get the crash? I’ve dragged a MIDI groove to the browser and clicked on a chord. The Chord Wheel opens and I can change the chord to any other chord with no issues.

    Scott Sibley - Toontrack
    Technical Advisor

    @Scott said:

    I can’t reproduce any issues. I have a Win7 64-bit SP1 machine running EZkeys 1.2.1 standalone with Electric Grand 1.0.2. I am using an RME Digiface with the ASIO drivers. Can you give the exact steps you do to get the crash? I’ve dragged a MIDI groove to the browser and clicked on a chord. The Chord Wheel opens and I can change the chord to any other chord with no issues.

    Hi!
    I think I’ve found the problem after much searching! My ASIO driver is not stable or consistent. When I installed a generic ASIO driver I got everything to work and with less load in performens monitor in my DAW. So now I work and see if I get the problem back or not. If the problem comes back, I will buy a new sound card instead!

    Sorry if I caused any problem for you at Toontrack! 😮

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