Anyone running this?
Andy
So far, I personally haven’t heard about any major issues, but if you rely on the smooth operation of your Steinberg software and hardware, we advise against updating to macOS Tahoe for now, as we always do before all test results are available. Results will be released here:
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I’m hanging to update but I will wait until Steinberg give the official go ahead.
And it’s not just the software. What’s more important to me is whether my UR44C will also work with Tahoe. And as long as there’s no official OK from Steinberg, I’ll be wary of updating. And why should I? That’s why I only updated to 15.7, mainly because of the fixes.
I have a dual set up with a MacBook Pro and MacStudio in my main studio. I updated the MacBook Pro (M2) to try out prior to going full on in the studio - no problems as yet. I have used outboard audio interfaces (Focusrite 18i20), and various midi instruments/samplers and all seems to work OK. However, I will hold back on my main set up incase there’s a bug I have yet to come across.
My only frustration is the time it takes Steinberg to OK any upgrade when beta versions are around a couple of months before the release.
Don’t you rather want to have a rock solid OK than a premature OK?
Thorough testing takes time with a complex and powerful DAW such as Cubase. Not to forget: a lot of customers are pros and they lose time, work and clients if the OK was announced prematurely.
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Absolutely! However my comment was about the time taken to get it checked, not that they do it. 
Probably this is because they can’t determine if it’s okay with 100% confidence, since the nature of beta releases is that it will change. If that’s so, real testing can only start after the official release of the update.
One thing I read is FireWire support has completely gone, so just a warning to anyone with a FW interface.