Hi, whenever i try to export, either an audio clip or the whole mixdown, it crashes in the middle of the export. It started randomly ( i bounced 5-6 clips already before), and suddenly it started crashing. I tried for over an hour to make it work but it keeps crashing.
I am using M1 Pro, MacOS Ventura with Cubase 12 Pro. My crash reports are saved as .diag files and the upload button says it doesnt accept it.
No, i have only my piano which i connected to my laptop, but it does not affect the project. I tried opening the latest .bak file but its the same crash. Cubase 12-2023-08-17-103336.ips (72.1 KB)
Let me try to summarize my understanding of this case:
You are using osx Ventura with a MOTU M2 interface
You were able to use render in place, bounce or audio mixdown several times successfully in this project
All of a sudden, Cubase would freeze when you would try one of these operations. However, it only freezes in that particular project. It doesn‘t happen in other projects
A new problem pops up: you are not able to open the project anymore. But you can open other projects.
Is this correct?
Try to remember what you did between 1 and 2.
When you weren’t able to render anymore, was it still possible to open the project for a period of time?
You could try the following as the problem only occurs in one specific project
Ventura and audio interface drivers: Do you use the latest drivers? If so, try older drivers, especially Kernel Extension drivers if available:
A screenshot of your configured in- and outputs under audio connections could be helpful.
I know that this isn’t a solution, and it’s clear Steinberg are on this - but I might offer a work around to get you going again:
1: open a new, empty, project in a new, empty, folder
2: go to file/import/tracks from project
If this works:
phase one: try importing all of the tracks from the project - if this works, try rendering/exporting
if it causes a crash, try importing the first half of the tracks
if that causes a crash, try importing the first quarter of the tracks - a process of narrowing down the tracks causing the crash follows, by splitting up the import you can narrow down the exact tracks that are causing the issues.