Cubase pitch shift over the years has experienced many variations of BROKEN, but this takes it to new heights.
Bug seems to be associated with musical mode still being activated before selecting pitch shift. The pitch shift options will load if there isn’t an actual shift already default inside the options, then crash as you create the shift, shown in V2.
I tested this (step by step) a couple of times but could not reproduce any issues / crashes.
BTW, what is this F7 for? In my setup it opens the sound browser…
Windows 10 Pro x64, Intel Core i7 6700K, 16GB RAM, nVIDIA GeForce 1070 GTX.
But you probably know, what does F7 do on your side, right? My expectation is, it opens the Direct Offline Process window (probably with the Pitch Shift process preselected). In this case, this is the default settings.
Yes, f7 is offline process by default you must of changed yours.
Did you try with MUSICAL Mode activated. This is the important part about the function crashing. Sometimes it doesn’t crash on the first shift but for me this is pretty much everytime crash first time.
I have assigned F10 to open Direct Offline Processing… In my setup (key commands) F7 opens the sound browser. That’s why I wondered what F7 had to do with the steps to reproduce the crash…
I don’t use the default key commands and I don’t remember when or why I changed the F7 to open the sound browser…
I’ve been using Cubase for many years and when I update I always import my custom key commands to the new Cubase version.