Well, it started out really good (c10 stability)… no crashes , felt confident to leave cubase open for days - which I did and everything was still fine…
so it breaks my heart to have to report a crash (particularly because it was another track beginning - unsaved, and highly inspired - which cannot be duplicated in its original state obviously… yep… its always something with you , huh? lol (pls excuse that remark… but its what I thought at that point)
ok, here is what happened - i hope it helps you.
the focus was on an inst track, but cubase was receiving audio from ext.
- was happy with some sounds, so I click on retrospective record…
-I clicked it on the wrong track (inst instead of the audio in track) - the pop-up came up : “no midi track is record enabled”
-I quickly click on the audio track and press retrospective again , forgetting that it was an audio track (no matter)
-I then press record on the audio track (to get the last audio) all while the “no midi track is record enabled” pop-up was visible (no time to press ok for the pop-up)
-bam, cubase froze. cannot even click away the pop-up anymore…
hope this helps=)
-> cubase needs a panic button for such freezes etc. something one can press from outside the program (in steiny file menu) that will act as a panic button. - cubase will clear buffers, press stop, refresh gui, maybe undo last step… simply a DAW panic button…
-or a “you experienced a crash. cubase can try to reconstruct the project to how it was before the crash. Yes/no” when restarting after a crash
p.s. OT, but, there is a graphical glitch in the upper toolbar with certain configs btw- see pic attached - also a funny white border gui gfx glitch around the pop-up transport bar - sometimes only parts of the transportbar have a “white border”
ok, Im off to sit on the couch and grumble for a bit… (it was kinda special and not the music i normally do, so yeah… heartbreak )
cue sisyphus pushing the boulder up steinberg…
edit: I will remain optimistic in regards to C10 stability as this was a “special circumstance”