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I then created a dummy project with 1 audio track and 1 MIDI track. I then rebooted my computer and opened Cubase Pro 11. It would not allow me to cancel or shut the process down so I had to CTRL+Alt+Del then Task Master, End Task with this as well. I then tried to open Cubase Pro 11 and it froze (or got stuck) at Load Mix Console > Loading Channel Stereo Out. As a precaution I also rebooted my computer. The only way out is a CTRL+Alt+Del then Task Master, End Task. No more flickering of the screens though.In Cubase Pro 12 I had my Korg nanoKONTROL Studio plugged in, then while cubase is open, I plugged in my Arturia KeyLap MK II Cubase Pro 12 FROZE. (Mind you, that ProcDump was again active in the back while this all was happening, so perhaps that has something to do with cubase not wanting to close down, but that’s just speculation). When I wanted to create a dump file trough task manager it closed. I tried to close it down a couple more times via task manager but it didn’t at all respond. Upon trying to shut it down in task manager the sound stopped and the program showed ‘not responding’ in task manager. The program just froze completely and was unresponsive. There was no ‘Cubase11.exe has stopped working’ in the middle of the screen. The sound was lower in frequency and way lower in volume (but I can also imagine that this has something to do with the sound that is being played back at the moment of the crash). This crash was more like the one I first described when starting this thread.Ĭubase froze and there was a saw-wave-like sound.Ī couple of things were distinctly different though.

#Cubase 10 pro freezes then produces a high pitch noise how to

I’d love to hear if this can give any clues as to what’s causing it and how to fix it. I’ll have to see if the same crash events will occur with and/or without ProcDump running.

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Although I hadn’t had this issue since I tinkered with the GPU driver (as I mentioned in my first post) so it could very well be that this is due to ProcDump being active.

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What I mean with extravagant, is that the video also seemed to crash (my screens flickered and it took about 20 seconds for the windows to reload). I don’t know if this had something to do with ProcDump being active or something else.

The crash I got while running ProcDump seemed more extravagant than the usual crashes.

Upon starting cubase, I got the error that Relab Development’s LX480RHall wouldn’t operate with debuggers present.

I have no clue why the file is this big (unzipped 6,6GB), but this forum (nor WeTransfer) allowed me to upload it, so I uploaded a zipped version (simply using winrar) which I could only upload on WeTransfer. This is the dump of what happened during the most recent crash. dmp using Sysinternals ProcDump (see below): Is there a way to force a dump file to be made so I can add it here and maybe someone from Steinberg can give me a clue as to where to look (or so I can send it in to support)? I have run out of clues where to look for this problem. The first problem I decribed however keeps reocurring and makes cubase pretty much impossible to use.

(Other than that, this dump file is unrelated to the crashes I mentioned earlier) This crash did create a dump file which is attached below. It was a different crash than the ones following it and I haven’t had it since that odd one time.

#Cubase 10 pro freezes then produces a high pitch noise drivers

I also (re)installed eLicencer Control Centre and the Yamaha Steinberg Drivers in admin mode.Įarlier today I had a crash at startup while loading the Virtual Soundstage 2.0. I’m also running Cubase and VEP in Admin mode, since I thought that the gpu driver issue might have been an accessibility issue. I’m running a GTX 2070 Super with the driver uninstalled since a seeming driver incompatability caused a 0x80070005 error. Ram and CPU usage are constant and not maxed out. Vienna Ensemble Pro is connected to my template (although VEP doesn’t crash, do I don’t think it’s related, but atleast worth mentioning).

Steinberg UR22C on 192KHz and 32Bit on USB 2.0 mode (with 3.1 cable). I am running on an up-to-date Windows 10. It doesn’t give an error or create a dump file other than the standard windows ‘Cubase 11 has stopped working’ error in the middle of my screen. However, after those 15-30 minutes, the audio ‘freezes’ (= turns into a kind of saw-wave and stays on until I close (the crashed) cubase). I have ironed out almost all of the kinks in the chain and am able to work with Cubase for approximately 15-30 minutes pretty much perfectly.

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For the past week or so, I’ve been troubleshooting Cubase, VEP and my PC in general (XMP settings and such so everything is running as it’s supposed to).