The LRCA02-1 error most commonly occurs when attempting to run Liquid Music VST alongside Liquid Music Max for Live. In Liquid Music 1.8.0 + Liquid Rhythm 1.8.0 this is the most likely culprit for this error, so to verify please restart Ableton and load only the Max for Live device. If this does not work, you can try a complete uninstall and reinstall, or contact support@wavedna.com.
Liquid Music 1.7.0 + Liquid Rhythm 1.7.0 users may have another source of this problem (initially observed at version 1.6.1.12); some Windows users in particular were hitting this bug for Java-related issues. Liquid Music 1.8.0 + Liquid Rhythm 1.8.0 use embedded Azul Java JDK 1.8 for all plugin types, isolated from any system Java, and thus no longer suffer from this issue.
To solve this issue (with 1.7.0), please make sure you have the latest version of Java 1.8 JDK on your machine. If you have Java 9 or later installed, please uninstall it, as Liquid Music / Liquid Rhythm are incompatible with changes from Java 9. Download Azul Java 1.8 JDK here:
https://www.azul.com/downloads/?package=jdk
For optimal compatibility, it is strongly advisable that you have matching architectures for all components involved, meaning you have all 64-bit or all 32-bit as follows:
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Several support tickets related to the LRCA02 bug have been closed successfully by ensuring the above.