Would upgrading stop the AppCrashes/NotResponding? -ACID Product Family

Subject:Would upgrading stop the AppCrashes/NotResponding? Posted by: TroyTheTech Date:1/14/2014 11:02:16 PM I purchased Acid Music Studio 8.0 and it is sort of hit and miss... I can work on a composition with multiple tracks, dozens, and never crash once through to completion. I can also work on a 3 track song and have it go into "Not Responding" appcrash mode every few minutes... This is without any plugins/VSTs/whatever or any changes to the system. Then, I can go work on another song with multiple tracks and have no problem, what gives? Wondering if upgrading to 9 or even splurging on Pro would help these issues... Windows 7 64-bit Re-installed many times, disabled DEP, all the things I read online, nothing seems to help with any solidity Any ideas? Would upgrading help? Thanks in advance
Subject:RE: Would upgrading stop the AppCrashes/NotResponding? Reply by: mike_in_ky Date:1/15/2014 12:09:38 PM I used Music Studio 8 for a couple years. Then I got Windows 7 and starting having similar experiences to yours. I upgraded to 9 and it's rock solid in Windows 7. BUT...I noticed today that version 10 has hit the streets.
Subject:RE: Would upgrading stop the AppCrashes/NotResponding? Reply by: TroyTheTech Date:1/16/2014 9:54:30 AM Thanks mike, I guess perhaps that each version is 'optimized' more towards certain Windows versions (Music 10 may become more optimized for Windows 8), interesting... Since I don't plan on 'upgrading' to Windows8 for a while, perhaps an upgrade to Music9 is in order... Thanks again for your input
Subject:RE: Would upgrading stop the AppCrashes/NotResponding? Reply by: mike_in_ky Date:1/16/2014 11:47:50 AM You are welcome.
Subject:RE: Would upgrading stop the AppCrashes/NotResponding? Reply by: 519tbarr Date:1/16/2014 12:50:21 PM You have to be running a minimum of Windows 7 for Acid Music Studio 10 to work. But if I were you and able to do it, I would jump to 10. Some nice added features including per clip fx enablement which doesn't exist in the pro version. About time as Vegas has had this for a while.

Subject:Would upgrading stop the AppCrashes/NotResponding?

Posted by: TroyTheTech

Date:1/14/2014 11:02:16 PM

I purchased Acid Music Studio 8.0 and it is sort of hit and miss...

I can work on a composition with multiple tracks, dozens, and never crash once through to completion. I can also work on a 3 track song and have it go into "Not Responding" appcrash mode every few minutes... This is without any plugins/VSTs/whatever or any changes to the system. Then, I can go work on another song with multiple tracks and have no problem, what gives?

Wondering if upgrading to 9 or even splurging on Pro would help these issues...

Windows 7 64-bit
Re-installed many times, disabled DEP, all the things I read online, nothing seems to help with any solidity

Any ideas? Would upgrading help? Thanks in advance

Subject:RE: Would upgrading stop the AppCrashes/NotResponding?

Reply by: mike_in_ky

Date:1/15/2014 12:09:38 PM

I used Music Studio 8 for a couple years. Then I got Windows 7 and starting having similar experiences to yours. I upgraded to 9 and it's rock solid in Windows 7. BUT...I noticed today that version 10 has hit the streets.

Subject:RE: Would upgrading stop the AppCrashes/NotResponding?

Reply by: TroyTheTech

Date:1/16/2014 9:54:30 AM

Thanks mike,
I guess perhaps that each version is 'optimized' more towards certain Windows versions (Music 10 may become more optimized for Windows 8), interesting... Since I don't plan on 'upgrading' to Windows8 for a while, perhaps an upgrade to Music9 is in order... Thanks again for your input

Subject:RE: Would upgrading stop the AppCrashes/NotResponding?

Reply by: mike_in_ky

Date:1/16/2014 11:47:50 AM

You are welcome.

Subject:RE: Would upgrading stop the AppCrashes/NotResponding?

Reply by: 519tbarr

Date:1/16/2014 12:50:21 PM

You have to be running a minimum of Windows 7 for Acid Music Studio 10 to work.
But if I were you and able to do it, I would jump to 10. Some nice added features including per clip fx enablement which doesn't exist in the pro version. About time as Vegas has had this for a while.