I upgraded pc to Windows 11 and now Cubase 7.5 no longer exports audio signal to any ASIO have run maintenance on the eLCC, changed the soft elicenser name in Syncrosoft folder as suggested in various Steinberg forums but still cannot get audio signal out - although I can see the signal in the mixer. I’ve tried using the “Generic Low Latency Asio Driver” Focusrite, Yamaha Steinberg and Asio4all in the VST Audio System - all of which functioned fine before Windows 11. I don’t want to upgrade Cubase as it worked fine for me until I changed the OS and I don’t want to have to learn an entire new software again.
Hi,
Official Cubase 7.5 compatibility is: Windows 7 · Windows 8 · Windows 8.1. No Windows 10 neither Windows 11. I would recommend you to update to the current Cubase 14, which is fully compatible with the current OS versions.
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Thanks…however I have been using Cubase 7.5 with Windows 10 since late 2015. In that time I’ve accumulated dozens of VST’s and other add-ons and it has done the job for me.. Starting from scratch on a newer version would mean losing the projects I am currently working on and probably re-installing and possibly losing all those add-ons - some of which were very expensive and should not be simply discarded. …Major, major headaches when all I need is a means to re-connect the audio signal output from the DAW to the Windows 11 PC’s sound system. I can open Cubase 7.5 - I can edit tracks, record, add VST’s - everything I could do before. I can see the audio signal in the mixer - I just can’t hear anything!! FYI I also have a Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 audio interface that I use sometimes and there’s no signal going in there either.
Hi,
Cubase 7.5 is more then 10 years old. It’s just a luck, if it’s compatible with much newer system.
Try to right-click on Cubase icon, select Properties and then Run application in Compatibility mode with Windows 8. Maybe this might work.
I assume you use a Focusrite interface.
Try reinstalling the Focusrite driver.
That is what helped others.