Hi. I’ve recently started seeing a pop-up appearing saying “Building EuCon project” when Cubase (Pro 12 in Windows 10) is either loading or saving a project.
What’s that where did it come from?! It’s also seems to be slowing everything up.
That said, I have also very recently installed ASIO For All (although I’m not currently selecting it as the Cubase interface driver) and that also seems to be slowing-up loading and saving.
The only other change I’ve made in the past couple of weeks is the upgrade to Cubase vs 12.0.50.
I actually uninstalled Eucon because I don’t know how it got there and I don’t have any Apple gear, so I thought it was just another things potentially slowing-up Cubase. But was uninstalling it a good idea?! Now when I load Cubase, it seems to be instructing me to re-install it it. But where did it come from and, if i don’t need it, how can I stop Cubase wanting it installed?!
Separately, when loading, Cubase is also telling me that “Sequel Content” (whatever that is!) has expired. Again, I don’t recall installing it - as I say, I don’t know what it is. Should I attempt to update it or remove it altogether (although I don’t know where to look)?
“Eucon” is Avid’s external controller protocol. It’s used with their s1, s3, s4 and s6 hardware controllers as well as their Eucontrol software (not the protocol/driver).
If it keeps asking you to reinstall it then perhaps for some reason at some point you saved a project or template with it enabled and now it loads as if it’s supposed to be there.
I took a look in Studio Set Up and have now deleted from there and the prompt has gone away. I did have a version of pro Tools lite installed - and that must be where EuCon came from. But I don’t use it, so deleting it seemed sensible. Thanks for the useful steer on that.
I still can’t find the reason for the “Sequel Content” expiring. I don’t tend to download anything on a test basis; and I don’t know what or where it is on my PC - or how to re-register it, if that’s needed.
I guess I should pay more attention to what’s being loaded on my PC!
I usually don’t use that type of content (VSTi) so I’m really not that great at knowing where it ends up, but I think there’s a “Library Manager” or something like that and it can probably point you to where it’s located.
Again though, if you get a pop-up of some sort when you’re running your DAW it’s usually because the DAW is expecting to find something somewhere, in this case maybe a license. So it’s probably best to start at that end - see if you have that content installed as a VSTi or library or whatever, and simply make sure Cubase doesn’t expect to see it, same as with Eucon. And then I think you should be fine. Wish I could help more with that.
