I cannot use Cubase since Saturday because it started showing a number of different problems without apparent reasons. No windows updates or graphic updates have been done during those days.
One thing that happens is that areas of the screen become black and the mouse becomes extremely laggy, as the whole program. In some cases, the computer just stops and restart.
There are no crash logs by Cubase since it just makes the entire computer crash, I suppose.
I wrote to the support Sunday and still not received an answer.
When I open a new project, everything seems fine for the first minute, as soon as I, for example, open the tempo track, it crashes or shows some of the problems I described.
The graphic card is Radeon RX580.
The driver version is 20.10.35.02, which should be of 2019.
I do not update them because Cubase did not work with those of 2020.
it seems that the problem is caused by the Tempo Track. If I open a new project and do not open the tempo track it seems to work properly.
The big problem is
I need tempo track
The project I was working on for a month opens with the tempo track opened and crashes immediately, closing Cubase but without producing a CrashDump
I renamed the folder as you say, by changing 10 with 11.
It seemed to work perfectly on an empty project, but it crashed on the one I’m working on. This time, it produced three CrashDump files, however!
I did what you suggested. Once uninstalled, the file was not there.
I restarted the pc and installed Cubase 10.0.5 and then the update to 10.0.6.
Again, opening an empty project seems to work fine but when opening my project, it already starts with the problems. No crashdumps files this time however, it just closes the project autonomously.
if I open an empty project after having opened the supposedly corrupted one I get immediately the same problems.
So, if I open a preceding version of the same project everything opens normally. However when I start doing things with the tempo track (after having saved it with a different name) is starts having problems.
If I just open this preceding version to “heal” Cubase, I can then open an empty project without these problems.
I tried importing tracks from the last version of the project. However they are mostly MIDI tracks connected to different projects in VEPro, which it does not import correctly.
The tempo map seems to be correctly usable however, after this import, so that maybe I could spend some hours setting up from zero the template, even if I would prefer to not do it.
This is just sort of random, but what happens if you update your video driver, even though you had previously determined you had to use an older version?
I don’t know, maybe I will try later when I finish the project.
For the moment, I found a time-consuming workaround.
I opened the score in Dorico and made the tempo track there, exported it in MIDI and opened it as a new project in Cubase, then exported the tempo track as a tempo track and imported it into my real Cubase project. This worked.
This also means that, for the moment, I will not try again to make the tempo track work, I will just not open it.
