Hi,

lately i've been having quite a couple of occasions when Reaper just crashed, or became a bit slow in response. Think i can nail down the problem to the use of some specific plugins, like the Waldorf Edition LE for example. When i use Attack LE for example and open the GUI a couple of times, Reaper will crash. And not only that, also the Volume Meters in the mixer seem to be lagging (low fps rate).

So my question would be: Has any1 experienced the same, maybe with the same plugins i mentioned? I never really had a problem in the past with Reaper, neither on Windows Vista nor on Windows 7 (which i am on now).

Greetings, chk
Last edited by chk071 on Mon Apr 30, 2012 11:18 am; edited 1 time in total

With a thread title like this I'm surprised no one has jumped in to help you (you hear me hibidy), I had problems like this but they were due to a graphics card driver conflict, might check into that.

by the way it was with another DAW to be left unmentioned.

Reaper ran swell on my system so, can't help.

I've finally fully decided that it's just not for me though, not taking a path I prefer, so me and the Reap are permanently parting ways. But I'd never had any really problematic crashing issues with it ever. On the contrary, it ran rather smoothly.

Anyway, I hope you get it sorted. It's likely not a Reaper issue.

Well, i actually suspect that the Waldorf Edition LE in combination with Reaper is the culprit, as i don't have any problems running other plugins (only remember that Reaper crashed with another plugin once, can't remember which one it was though).

And yeah, the title of this topic is actually a bit unwisely chosen... i want to add that this thread is not about Reaper being unstable but about a problem which makes it crash on my computer with one or two plugins.

some more Info would maybe help.

Reaper 64bit ?
Waldorf 64 bit ?
Which version of Waldorf, which version of Reaper ?