Segmentation fault with LMMS
Bug Summary
Everytime I start messing around with the Calf 5 Band Equalizer and get to low tones, my LMMS just segfaults.
Steps to reproduce
I really don't know, but I just suspect it's related to the Calf Equalizers. I'll just write what idea with Kicker for it to segfault.
- Make a Kicker instance.
- Put down Calf Equalizer.
- Modify it at will, and have one of the Frequences be somewhere low toned.
Expected behavior
Low tones generally shouldn't crash LMMS.
Actual behavior
It crashes when I equalize and amplify it to lower tones.
Screenshot
Affected LMMS versions
LMMS 1.3.0-alpha.1.483+g67ce16777
Logs
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I cannot reproduce this in a Linux build of a rather recent master. @StarbotArc, can you provide a file that will lead to a crash upon playing?
I cannot reproduce on a master branch Windows build as well. (but generally duplicating your settings there made Kicker feedback to itself and gained to earshattering levels)
I cannot reproduce this in a Linux build of a rather recent master. @StarbotArc, can you provide a file that will lead to a crash upon playing?
I've tried, but Github doesn't allow me to post it as it's not a supported type unfortunately.
Also it does occasionally happen with stable LMMS as I decided to switch back due to most of the bugs, but they still occur.
@StarbotArc, can you please zip the file and upload it here? Github accepts zip files.
I would, but I realized now that I've modified the file enough on stable that I might of just loss what makes it crash because I was more focused on music making and didn't realize up until now. I am trying to produce it again, and upgraded back up to get it working, though maybe a bit too far as I am on 1.3.0-alpha.1.518+gdd53bec31 now. I am currently having no luck with getting LMMS to crash.
Another thing I'll add is that I do remember that the master channel did hit peak when I was making the hard-kick even though there was a hard limiter. I might be misremembering it, but maybe an important detail?
If I do get it to crash, I'll try to get a zip out for you all to try.
Closing since we can't reproduce. Feel free to reopen this issue if you manage to hit it again.