-9128 errors when using only 4 plug ins,why?

[maskedman72]

ill start a mix and get "youre using too much cpu" errors after adding just a few plugs. i was using 2 comps,1-4band eq and 1 d-verb. and my system wont play anything until i take ALL the plugs off. can anyone help me?

[Cliffy_Boy]

either insert a dither plug-in before the d-verb OR remove the dverb and you will be fine.

[tele_player]

Yes, that might be caused by the P4 and Dverb 'denormalization' bug. 'Search the DUC' for 'denormalization and you'll see that it's fairly common. (and that the workaround is to use a dither plugin)

[maskedman72]

i had a dither plug before(above)the d-verb when i got the -9128,but not before the 4 band eq. do i need to put a dither before the eq?? how about before the comp?? to insert a plug before another, is it above or below it?

[JFrazier]

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my -9128 error kicks in with only ONE plug... Motu's MachFive... and only using one instrument (one midi channel) as well...

finally fought off a -9035... now I'm dealing with a -9128... don't really feel like buying an external MIDI sampler... would like to the the "Mach Five" working...

tried deactivating some of the tracks (audio and aux's) and it played for about 4 more seconds before crashing...

help...?

Jim

800MHz PBook (could be the problem right there... but it shouldn't be)
002R
Pt 6.2.3
Os 10.3.3
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[Cliffy_Boy]

Mach 5 is a hog and not well designed for the PC side of life.

[JFrazier]

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ooops... I'm posting in PC land...

well, thanks Cliffy, the same can be said for OS X land...

crash, crash, crash, crash, crash...
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[Telepc]

I had this happen today on a really small session with 4 tracks and 5 total plugins between them, yet things were fine on a larger session with 24 tracks and many more tracks.

The only thing I did different on the small session was try to a plugin automation on the D-Verb. I selected the algorithim to be automated. As soon as I tried to play (and do an automation pass), I got the 9128 error. I turned the D-Verb automation off, but it didn't fix it. Shutting off all my plugins didn't fix the problem.

I restarted PT and everything was fine. I played through my song one time, this time with the system-usage meter up. Everything was fine until the song ended and playback stopped. Suddenly, like 5 seconds later, the CPU meter just jumped to the max.

Definitely a bug. Could it be related to the "denormalization" bug mentioned above?