Almost every fatal program error involves reading or writing the wrong memory. There are many different mistakes that can lead to that, but the fact that it's a "memory" error doesn't necessarily tell you anything. It could certainly be a plug-in problem though, wouldn't surprise me one bit.

You're describing the same problem I had, where it wouldn't happen if I closed the project first. Sounds like in my case it was an infinite loop, whereas in yours it was an invalid memory access. I guess it stands to reason that two different plugins could have caused similar but subtly different problems. Hard to say whether it's truly a plug-in doing this, or if it's Cubase not handling an unexpected condition caused by a plug-in.

I thought M-Audio had a pretty bad reputation driver-wise, but maybe that was just a few cranky customers. The most stable drivers are probably the Pro Tools drivers though.

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Originally posted by DigiNut I thought M-Audio had a pretty bad reputation driver-wise

Oh they do... !

Anything firewire or USB, you might as well pre-emptively book yourself into an asylum. The delta series has been around since the dawn of time though, and are supposed to be really stable.

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Originally posted by echosystm Oh they do... ! Anything firewire or USB, you might as well pre-emptively book yourself into an asylum. The delta series has been around since the dawn of time though, and are supposed to be really stable.

I used an Audiophile 24/96 for years; never gave me any grief, only got rid of it when I upgraded to the MotU.

A friend now has the Audiophile; never got any complaints from him about it either.

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Originally posted by Rusty O'Hara I used an Audiophile 24/96 for years; never gave me any grief, only got rid of it when I upgraded to the MotU. A friend now has the Audiophile; never got any complaints from him about it either.

Same here, works MUCH better than my terratec 6 fire I used to have.
I'm having this error too if I don't close the file first . Sometimes I just forget. Anyway, nothing too serious and autosaving is 10 minutes but I only needed that once since I bought the upgrade.

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