Pro Tools Studio severely unstable for me

[reflexson]

I had to roll back auto tune pro to a previous version because it started making all sorts of stuff weird. Can’t remember which version I rolled back to but I remember it was either the initial release or the first update.

[climber]

Originally Posted by regis

no. i already know that will fix my issue.

I don't even know how to respond to this...

I'll just back out of this conversation altogether now. good luck

[Electronic1982]

Originally Posted by regis

I miss the years around 2008-2012 where everything worked

I feel ya, do not try to upgrade without first checking Pro Tools release notes
If your bug is solved, it will list it there, otherwise the problems will continue
For reference:
I'm stuck on version 2019.12 because of bug PT-263050
It's now between 3-4 years and I'm still waiting

[regis]

Originally Posted by climber

I don't even know how to respond to this...

I'll just back out of this conversation altogether now. good luck

No worries.

[regis]

Originally Posted by Electronic1982

I feel ya, do not try to upgrade without first checking Pro Tools release notes
If your bug is solved, it will list it there, otherwise the problems will continue
For reference:
I'm stuck on version 2019.12 because of bug PT-263050
It's now between 3-4 years and I'm still waiting

thanks for the info. this is highly relatable...and quite unacceptable given the other DAWs our there that are perfectly happy with the same set of plugins.

[audiolex1]

What VI's are you using?

Rosette is a port to Silicon, there is no guarantee they are all going to work consistently.

This is one of the growing pains of a new CPU architecture. Not every company is going to be right there when it changes.

AVID was one of the last. There is too much to speculate. I think you should start testing the VI's first. Or just commit them until there is full silicone support.