I wrote this underneath a topic that has been solved. I thought I open a new one:
I use an iPad Pro with m4 processor. When using Instruments that are demanding on CPU I got very heavy glitches (almost only noise). I discovered, that you had to uncheck „Multicore processing“, applying it and then checking the box again and applying it. Now everything works smoothly until you close and open Dorico again. Than you have to repeat it.
Since I assume most people use libraries that are less demanding on cpu (like iconica sketch) this might just not be discovered…
There’s no need to post information in multiple threads, as we read them all the same. I have already told you that I will talk to the developer responsible for the audio engine used in Dorico for iPad and Cubasis and ask about this. Please be patient.
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Please forgive my impatience. I really need to work on that. I also thought that it might be a different problem because the audio engine basically works and I have marked the problem as solved. You just have to switch Multichor Processing on and off.
Another request on the subject of the iPad: after it works with the workaround (a bit awkward, but still). The export doesn’t seem to work either. Both as MP4 and as WAV, the files at best play back short crackling noises.