When I’m recording, let’s say, some backround voices, I create one track, put some plugins, and record it. When i’m done with this track, i use to duplicate it, erase the media (as it’s the same in the other track) and record it again. But when I am doing it, cubase can’t record, it says "pérdida de audio " (audio loss). The strange thing is that it can record ABOVE the old media without problem.
(i do the duplicate —> delete data with a macro, but as you will see, it also happens doing it manually)
The explanation is very confusing, so here’s a video example, i thing that if you read the text and see the video, you will understand the problem:
It’s pretty annoying as i have to copy all the plugins, and it’s very time confusing.
I have to say that doesn’t happen every time, only in 1 every two projects. The plugins also are not the cause, as I always use the same plugin chain for all my background voices.
Also, i give my specs, but i don’t think they have something to do with this:
I used it, but 99% of the messages regarding this error were latency/buffer size related. As you can read on my post, this seems a bug with specified workaround, as is not latency/buffer size related…
today it happened, and i rebooted the system. It solved in a particular track, so it’s not plug-in or hardware related, it’s Cubase-related (or Windows¿?)