As title :(
Here is how to replicate the issue. I've included a sample Reaper project that can be used instead of Steps 1-6.
1. Create a new project & a new track.
2. Set input to any MIDI input (egs., Virtual MIDI keyboard).
3. Set recording mode to MIDI Overdub. Monitoring setting doesn't matter.
4. This will make Step 5 easier: Preferences -> Media -> MIDI -> Enable "Pool MIDI source data when pasting..."
5. Create an empty 4-bar MIDI item on the track and duplicate it 20+ times (CTRL+D). The copies will be linked since pooling is enabled.
5. Create a time selection encompassing all the above items & enable looping on the transport. This is just so we can run the test for a while if we need to.
6. Arm the track for recording.
7. Hit record on the transport.
8. Let it run for a few minutes = Reaper crash :(
How long one has to wait before the crash seems random. Sometimes 5 seconds, sometimes 2 minutes. I replicated this on two different Windows 10 x64 machines: one studio machine and another "bare bones" machine that has barely any software (other than OS & Reaper) or devices installed on it.
There is probably a simpler set of steps that can reliably trigger the crash but I haven't figured it out yet.
Anyone else experience something like this? Any tips or workarounds? I'd be really glad to know if someone else can replicate it.
Here is how to replicate the issue. I've included a sample Reaper project that can be used instead of Steps 1-6.
1. Create a new project & a new track.
2. Set input to any MIDI input (egs., Virtual MIDI keyboard).
3. Set recording mode to MIDI Overdub. Monitoring setting doesn't matter.
4. This will make Step 5 easier: Preferences -> Media -> MIDI -> Enable "Pool MIDI source data when pasting..."
5. Create an empty 4-bar MIDI item on the track and duplicate it 20+ times (CTRL+D). The copies will be linked since pooling is enabled.
5. Create a time selection encompassing all the above items & enable looping on the transport. This is just so we can run the test for a while if we need to.
6. Arm the track for recording.
7. Hit record on the transport.
8. Let it run for a few minutes = Reaper crash :(
How long one has to wait before the crash seems random. Sometimes 5 seconds, sometimes 2 minutes. I replicated this on two different Windows 10 x64 machines: one studio machine and another "bare bones" machine that has barely any software (other than OS & Reaper) or devices installed on it.
There is probably a simpler set of steps that can reliably trigger the crash but I haven't figured it out yet.
Anyone else experience something like this? Any tips or workarounds? I'd be really glad to know if someone else can replicate it.
Crash when overdubbing multiple pooled MIDI items
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