Modartt user forum - Sudden problem with Pianoteq in Windows XP X64..?

Re: Sudden problem with Pianoteq in Windows XP X64..?

2009-09-03T15:37:21Z

EvilDragon wrote:

1. Vista sucks.
2. Cubase 5 sucks.
Remedy to 1.: Use Win7
Remedy to 2.: Use Reaper

I second Reaper !! (just 60 bucks for such a great software - seems like real heart was put into it)

Re: Sudden problem with Pianoteq in Windows XP X64..?

2009-09-03T14:43:10Z

I sent a ticket to the support team. I also linked them to a few files, relavent to the error, and various other information I could get. Let's see...

Re: Sudden problem with Pianoteq in Windows XP X64..?

2009-08-29T08:54:46Z

1. Vista sucks.
2. Cubase 5 sucks.

Remedy to 1.: Use Win7
Remedy to 2.: Use Reaper

Re: Sudden problem with Pianoteq in Windows XP X64..?

2009-08-29T08:43:08Z

Sorry to hijack the thread, everyone, but as I'm about to pony up for a new i7/12GB system, I wondered if there was anyone else who has problems with PTQ on i7 with more than 3GB of RAM? In my case things would be slightly different as it will be a bare-metal build with 12GB installed.

Best//Neil

Re: Sudden problem with Pianoteq in Windows XP X64..?

2009-08-28T05:24:21Z

I will file a tech support ticket, after I've had a bit of time to research a bit further:

I actually had changed my RAM from 3 GB to 6 GB (i7 based computer), and then I thought of reverting to 3 GB, which stoped all of the problems. Now between projects and study, I've not had time to reinstall the 'lost RAM' to see if the problem will happen again, but I will certainly let you know.

Thanks Niclas. and EvilDragon.

Re: Sudden problem with Pianoteq in Windows XP X64..?

2009-08-25T06:44:30Z

Jon, Nikolas,

Please contact our support team here and we can try to figure out what causes your problems.

Re: Sudden problem with Pianoteq in Windows XP X64..?

2009-08-24T21:38:06Z

I had the same (or similiar) problem. After installing PianoTEQ 64bit version on Vista 64bit, it worked perfectly - - untill - - I rebooted the system, then I got the BSOD! The only solution was to uninstall PianoTEQ in "SafeMode" then reboot again. Now the system is back to normal. But I don't have PianoTeq! This is a sad problem as PianoTeq is one of my favorite plug-ins.

BTW - I was running it in stand-alone-mode as I haven't installed any DAW software yet.

So should I try installing PianoTeq 32-bit version? Would this be worth my time?

Re: Sudden problem with Pianoteq in Windows XP X64..?

2009-07-24T18:49:16Z

If that fails, probably reinstalling the system will be the best solution.

But, before that, get a digital camera, and please take a picture of that BSOD and upload it here. It might show some additional info.

Sudden problem with Pianoteq in Windows XP X64..?

2009-07-24T06:43:54Z

Ok,

I've got this weird problem really.

I moved my computer to a new location (around half a mile away, not any real distance), and I got some minor issues. Mainly the integraded soundcard (Soundmax) was no longer working and I had to update the driver. All of a sudden.

I didn't mind, since I have a serious soundcard on board, which works fine, and I can hear everything perfectly!

But when I tried opening pianoteq (always my first choice to try things, play, etc), I got the blue screen of death and windows shut down. Tried the 64 bit version, the same. I left it for a while, opened winamp to try it out, worked fine. THEN I tried pianoteq again, and it worked fine.

So it seems that something is stoping pianoteq from working, if run first.

But that's not all.

I CAN'T use pianoteq inside Cubase 5. It was working fine before, absolutely no issues, but now I get the same blue screen I did, after the move.

Do you have any idea what's wrong?

I will go to have check the rest of my software, but as far as I can tell everything else seems to be working fine. I'm also going to try and reinstall the SoundMax integraded audio solution thingy...

Nikolas