Hi everyone - I have been using a Windows 10 - 7th Gen i7 with a Motu Audio Express for several years with cubase elements 10.5 and 11 for several years now without issue.
I recently upgraded to the following set up
WINDOWS 11
AMD Ryzen 5600g - 6 cores - 12 threads
MSI x470 gaming plus max motherboard
32gb DDR RAM
8TB HD (OS ON 1 TB NVME)
MOTU M4 (ALSO TRIED THE AUDIO EXPRESS)
My issue is I am getting regularly total audio drop outs on a track that opened and played rock solid on the old hardware.
I have tried disabling multi processing, disabling uefi , activated steinberg audio power scheme - ive even frozen channels and instruments to reduce load and the problem persists.
I have also changed the windows 11 power settings to high performance and have done the same for gfx card.
I am out of options as I now have a high powered but useless PC (for cubase anyway)
Can anyone please help - I even went out and bought the Motu m4 thinking it may just be the bottleneck of the audio express…but the problem persists regardless of audio device used.
I don’t think it is win 11 as I run on win 11 with a i9 9900 processor and it’s running fine. These days I make sure I buy a computer that is designed to work with audio well.
Just to let everyone know after much messing around (including driver updates and a full bios flash) …all to no avail…
The issue turned out to be Isotope Ozone VSTi making license calls home and failing - i reinstalled and re authorsied it and everything is now rock solid.
i’m having similar issues since upgrading to cubase 12 it does seem to be a windows issue because i am not seeing the issue with the same audio hardware on my mac. Like the previous user I have tried everything. getting the issue just running one stereo audio track.