Logic: Plug-in error leads to AUHostingServiceXPC_arrow crash

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Logic: Plug-in error leads to AUHostingServiceXPC_arrow crash

Hey I’ve been getting some instability in Logic and from the crash logs looks like it’s ReplicaXT and RC24: they have about 80 threads between them for a single instance of each and then there a system errors in all the threads.

There’s an additional twist though…the crash is happening in AUHostingServiceXPC_arrow but from the documentation that’s the Rosetta version and I’m running native (double checked Rosetta isn’t ticked and restated my Mac mini to be sure).

Possibly I’m missing something obvious about why that would be running?

Mac mini 2018 or later

Posted on Jan 7, 2023 4:49 PM

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drummercol Author

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Jan 7, 2023 5:22 PM in response to drummercol

Another odd thing; I removed those plugins…and still get the same symptoms…with those plugins showing up in the crash log (same thing around 80 threads taken by those two). Can it have some memory that I previously had those plugins and still they’re spinning up threads? Or maybe I just need to go to bed and tomorrow I’ll see there’s obviously some hiding somewhere.

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Jan 8, 2023 3:24 PM in response to drummercol

Also, I just spotted I can use Massive X which I don’t think should work without Rosetta? Activity monitor shows that Logic is running in Apple mode. It seems like it works like Rosetta while running as native then?

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Jan 9, 2023 1:46 AM in response to drummercol

Another crash, today the errors look to be in Solid Bus compressor and Kontakt so maybe it's a Native Instruments issue? The compressor is something I can live without, but Kontakt not so much. Here's the crash report from this recent one in case it's helpful.

Crash report

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Logic: Plug-in error leads to AUHostingServiceXPC_arrow crash

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