Hi, new user, first post....greetings.
I've been using Live for just a few days now and so far havn't had any problems until this evening when I launched Live (v4.1.2). The application launched as usual but as soon as I tried to open a Live Set from the file menu it generated a DLL error which terminated the program.
This is a Rewire DLL error the context of which follows: D:\Projects\ReWireDLL\Portable\ReWireDLL.ccp(980) : VERIFY failure
I'm assuming that this problem has occured because I was running Reason (demo) for a while alongside Live (not very successfully I might add) and at one point I had to Ctrl+Alt+Del to actually recover the PC from quite an unstable state. I may be wrong...
Anyway, I have since re-installed a new copy of Live over the top of the original installation and things are no better. Also de-activated VST folder in case it happened to be something simple like a rogue plugin.... no better.
The strange part about this is the directory structure/tree in the error bears no resemblence to any such structure on my machine. Sheesh! Drive D: is my CDRom and I dont have a 'projects' folder?
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Sausagefingers (A.K.A Fingus O'Sausage)
Strange problem with Live....happened overnight!!!
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Problem sorted! :o)
Just in case anybody runs into the same problems I did, here is the cure.
Make sure there are NO ReWire.dll version mis-matches. In my case the ReWire.dll version in my Cubase directly didn't agree with the version installed on my system via Live. Result = Chaos!
Live runs perfectly well now I have swapped-out the old ReWire.dll in my Cubase directory.
Hope this might be of help to somebody.
sausagefingers
Make sure there are NO ReWire.dll version mis-matches. In my case the ReWire.dll version in my Cubase directly didn't agree with the version installed on my system via Live. Result = Chaos!
Live runs perfectly well now I have swapped-out the old ReWire.dll in my Cubase directory.
Hope this might be of help to somebody.
sausagefingers
Hey mate
I have this exact same problem right now and it has made ableton un-usable on my laptop.
If you're still posting on these forums, how did you stop Ableton from trying to read that file on D:\Projects\ReWireDLL\Portable\ReWireDLL.ccp
Also, how did you make sure there were no rewire version mis-matches?
cheers
Greg
I have this exact same problem right now and it has made ableton un-usable on my laptop.
If you're still posting on these forums, how did you stop Ableton from trying to read that file on D:\Projects\ReWireDLL\Portable\ReWireDLL.ccp
Also, how did you make sure there were no rewire version mis-matches?
cheers
Greg