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Strange VEpro5 Audio Input bug in Cubase
Hey everyone! I absolutely love the new audio input plugin that allows to use our FX outside of the DAW. However, i've noticed a huge bug in Cubase (or maybe I'm missing something?). But yeah, I can never have more than one input plugin within cubase. Whenever I put in a 2nd one it won't play audio during playback, but works fine if I keep it to one audio input plugin. I've also had issues where projects have been corrupted/crash on load because of the audio input plugin. Am I missing something about how to use it that enables me to have several input plugins? I'm on the latest version of Cubase 6 on a Mac.
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My experience is that the audio input plugin does not work right in Cubase. I have managed to get two instances, but not reliably though. It's probably something to do with the way Cubase is trying to handle the delay compensation, so for me, it is best to forget the audio input plug in in Cubase.
I'm on Windows XP (host) and Windows 7 64-bit (slave). So it looks like a common Cubase issue, rather than a platform issue.
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Hi,
Just checked once again, no troubles with the Audio Input Plug-ins in Cubase.
If you like, you can send some simply cubase song with short audio tracks compressed as a zip to
, I´ll take a look at it.
Crash reports (OS X) are of course also welcome.
The more detailed the description you add, the faster we can help you. In any case, make sure that you are using the latest version of VE PRO 5.
Best,
Paul
Paul Kopf Product Manager VSL -
Thank you DG! But - are you from vienna team? :) I asked only vienna guys, please! You already answered this my question in another top.. :)
For July 2012 - February 2013, I changed the configuration of my computer three times (new motherboards, CPU's etc.) and this problem
was always.. I think this problem lies in the conflict of use Hyper-threading between VE and Cubase. Because, if I disable HT in BIOS - not problem! (Except that VE starts of load CPU in three times more... ) And. Vienna team urges us to use HT! And Steinberg team advise us to deactivate HT in BIOS (dont use for Cubase).. As a result, I do not know who to listen .. :)My system is normal, it has no special features or flaws, and I have tried all the possible search option and resolve the problem (I had half a year for this :)), and ONLY Vienna team can (or can't) help me now.
(I'm a beta tester Steinberg and I can report about solving this problem in the forum Steinberg for help users Cubase + VE PRO)
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No, I'm not part of the Vienna team. This is a user forum, so if you only want input from VSL support, you should contact VSL support support@vsl.co.at
As I said, it is not a generic VSL problem, because I don't have it, therefore if it's not your system, it must be related to Cubase 7.
DG
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Hi vosk,
this a public forum and not a dedicated support forum, it's primary intended for communication between users,
Of course parts of our team is monitoring here but there is no guarantee that requests are going to the right desks.
So if you want to have dedicated tech support feedback exlusively, please send us a support ticket via email.
Here is a short guideline how to proceed:
http://www.vsl.co.at/en/68/141/511/2535/2185.vsl
best
Herb
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Ok guys! I know about vienna support via email :) But I already wrote him and nothing..
If you do not see this problem in your DAW, this does not mean that it is not. :) It can be seen only with new "real-time detector" ASIO in Cubase 7. Other DAW and C5-6 shows only short-term peaks of overload.. Ok, will try write in vienna support again.
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