I updated to the new version of WIN 10, when trying to open CUBASE it asked me to activate Cubase again, I corrected the license activation problem with the new version of elicenser and then update to cubase 10.5.20, but when entering to cubase I have noise in the monitoring and recording.
When I am not using the monitor on the track it is heard without noise (input line). But when I activate monitoring or when I record the track, the noise I listen again.
It only happens with Cubase.
Because I also use the microphone with the interface for videoconferences and the noise does not exist.
I was thinking of uninstalling and reinstalling Cubase.
What I can do?
Because everything worked normal before the updates.
Sorry for my English!
DELL Inspiron 7375 2in1 - AMD Ryzen 5 2500U with Radeon Vega Mobile Gfx 2GHz - Memory 8 Gb - Yamaha Steinberg USB Audio UR22C
I updated from Cubase Pro 10.0.60 to 10.5.20 on Windows 10 Home and started getting this noise when recording and monitoring the track.
I tried everything. Reinstalling Cubase didn’t help, my interface is not the issue (tested that too, same case as OP’s situation), buffer size does nothing also, changing the sample rate… nothing helped.
It’s like a static distortion like noise that is heard over the instrument you’re trying to record. It doesn’t affect MIDI instruments though. But this is really annoying.
The noise is audible only when I’m recording/monitoring the track that is being recorded, and the noise is also recorded along with the instrument on that track.
The noise is not audible when I’m just importing audio files into the project and playing them back or using any MIDI instruments, so it’s just when recording/monitoring the track.
This is not a problem (I’m pretty sure) that’s been seen here before and certainly not on any of my machines.
It might be a good idea to see what other things the two experiencing the problem have in common.
I understand your replay this is a random noise (like really a noise), it’s not the noise of the other already recorded track, or some meaningful signal, right?
Is the noise recorded to the track? If yes, could you share the sample, please?
Or could you record the noise to other source and share it?
My keyboard (Yamaha MOX8) is inserted on channels 11/12 on my RME FF UFX II. The loop is just a random loop from the keyboard. This happens with any instrument/mic, the keyboard was just the most convenient choice right now.
Keyboard is stereo routed in Cubase on channels Analog 11/12.
And yes, this noise gets recorded onto the loop when recording it to the track, happens with every other instrument/mic I try to record.
Yes, the kick sets off the noise the most, the noise acts like a preamp that’s overloaded so the more volume and sharper transients will set it off more.
But the RME preamps are not the issue, I’ve tested that already and they work completely fine with no noise.
The noise appears only when I’m in Cubase and I’m trying to record something.
When I stop the playback, there’s no noise whatsoever. And no, the keyboard is not synced in any way with Cubase, just connected via two 1/4’’ instrument cables.
I haven’t changed anything regarding routing or any other setting prior to this update which resulted with these issues, so everything worked fine before the update with this exact same setup.
Maybe there’s something (some option or a check box of some sort) that is added in this last update that needs to be checked off but I don’t know what to look for.
I also have an RME interface so I’ll run a check later to see if it’s maybe an RME/Cubase problem.
Must admit I don’t routinely use Cubase’s Monitor function other than to check a signal is going in occasionally so wouldn’t have noticed this.
Hi, I have Windows 10 Home version 1909, OS Build is 18363.900.
I don’t use Cubase’s monitor that much either and I wouldn’t even be that bothered if the noise was only heard when monitoring the track, but the noise gets recorded onto the signal that’s going to that track.
