All i can see is complaints , i know that’s what the forums for (help ) but is anyone actually running 12.0,10 on Win without any issues ?
Im waiting for positive feedback before up dating this time
I have no issues with Cubase itself so far, but I’m on Win11 on the workstation.
The issues are related to third party plugins.
I had some crashes on exit two weeks ago, but updating all NI, Waves and Arturia plugins resolved the issue. Since I did all the updates in one go, I can’t say what caused the problem.
Maybe a Windows update was involved as well.
This forum is where Steinberg tell their customers to go for support if they have problem with their cubase.
Very impress by the “Performance” work done by Steinberg, same project use 30% to 40% less (Asio CPU meter) than last Cubase 11 !
Running fine on my M1 Pro MacBook. Only using it in M1 native mode. But it’s been fine. I did find that Wavefactor Trackspacer used so much CPU it was killing my laptop. Since I removed that from my projects it’s been great.
No problems yet for me…but that’s kind of boring to report on a forum.
Running well here on Win 10. No hangs, freezes or crashes.
Performance is good.
Cubase Elements 12, running perfectly fine here, Windows 10 Pro 21H1 (yes, 21H1, not 21H2).
I am getting excellent performance with windows 11.
No problems,
except that darn rewind and forward transport bug, .
I’ve installed 12.0.10 and still doing test but at the moment it is very unstable , if i use freeze the whole program looses its Asio and nothing plays , so ive uninstalled the latest Win update and there seems to be some improvement BUT if i leave the computer for more than 5 mins the the ASIO meters go to zero and the project with not play . In 30 years ive not had such a shitty update to be honest . Dont mention power plans my PC have a DPC reading of 58Us max and everything is as it should be … Im not happy at the mo
All good here in Windows 11
All good here
Win 10/ i5 10600k/16gb ram/msi z490 gaming wifi motherboard
working great (knock on wood)
Hi guys,
I know there is a thread about it but I couldn’t find it.
After reading a couple of (sometimes too salty) rants, let me say:
The update is very stable around here. I was sometimes having a ‘null pointer’ error when quiting. This seems to be addressed in the current update.
I haven’t had the need to use all Cubase’s tools in my current project. But as far as it goes, it’s all good and groovey around here.