24.1 RC1 - Crash for unknown reasons

[WilliamAshley]

Just an old style random glitch crash you know where the sound gitters on like one sample for like a minute until fl studio closes style crash, no error screen. no bsod just glitch sound but windows continued to operate ok thankfully.

I would post the flp that I was working on but it contains fl cloud samples not sure if just the flp will be of any use in event something in it triggered.

This was what I was working on (playing with)



Note I was about the midway of this, I will see if I can find the closest save to the crash.

funksong_14.flp is the closest one to the crash, it happened within a minute of this save I think -- note though that it was in a zipped project folder but didn't post it due to containing cloud samples.

EDIT - woke up and I realized I didn't even say what version this was in the title.



More info.

I was only really using playlist and channel rack when it happened. It immediately jammed fl studio I tried to start recording it .. fl process thread under the fl process was in white in task manager seconds after I had opened task manager to see what processes were running the entire process closed itself. Also it seemed to still be variable processor amount and didn't appear suspended or frozen. But I am guessing the audio engine glitched for some reason. I was using UAD native and arturia plugins when it happened. I havn't had this glitch with UAD native plugins in other version of fl studio. I've only used the Arturia FX collection 5 plugins a few times so not sure how stable they are in fl studio but nothing was irregular in this project from other projects. Pretty basic stuff in playlist/channel rack and mixer nothing that I have experienced crashes with.

Also directwave is something I don't use often and the template I was working out of (funk template) has a bunch of direct wave instruments.



Also this was the first track I was working on after installing RC1.

[reflex]

Can you reproduce this? If so, does it happen i...

[WilliamAshley]

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