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I just don't think an audio plugin should be able to bring down the entire host application due to bad memory management.

• _flux 4y ago
  Bitwig actually has this figured out: all audio stuff is already its own separate separate process and you can even further isolate plugins to separate processes. Probably they key reason why they get to support X86 plugins on M1.
  • disintegore 4y ago
    That's extremely interesting. When a plugin crashes, what happens to the rest of the signal chain?
    • _flux 4y ago
      The track goes quiet, other tracks keep working. I suppose if the track has other ways to make sound (e.g. the plugin is just one of the many instruments it's playing) then it's just that part of the processing graph, but I haven't tried experimenting with that so deeply. You need to restart the plugin manually.