Since then, Steinberg have been consistently improving Cubase alongside their other, more post‑production‑oriented audio application, Nuendo. However, that was version 5 of the original Cubase application, the last version released before the introduction of Cubase SX. It's been nearly nine years since Sound On Sound last reviewed Cubase 5. (Just in case, the random numbers always change, I’m not sure what they mean yet)Īnother thing I failed to mention: when this error happens, if I try to save the project it automatically creates a completely new file with an added “-01” to the name of the file, serving as some kind of backup since the original one had a serious error.The first paid‑for update to Cubase for two years introduces some major innovations for sequencing and composition, including integrated Melodyne‑style pitch correction and editing. The only thing I did was importing a MIDI file and recording a few tracks with my guitar, then when trying to apply the plugins to the virtual instruments, the error message appeared once again. There, it popped up again, this time using the same Play VST but in a brand new cubase project, created roughly three days ago I have already got a workaround on this particular file and just used another midi for it, so I can still work with it, but I’m still worried about the error message because it just pops up randomly and it gets really annoying and most of the time it’s not something I can easily fix without having to make a completely new project all over again.Īnyhow, I do have to work with those old files though, so I can’t just not work with them, so I’d like to have the issue fixed, I’m not sure if that will solve the issue since I’m not using any audio files? Just midi instruments, but the error pops up when I try to change the plugin I’m using on a particular trackĪnd yes, importing the midi again solves the issue, but it’s just a temporary fix, doesn’t really prevent it from happening in the future with other projects, I’ll try to post another instance when the error pops up again Thanks for the reply, although I’m inclined to disagree, because even if in this case it happened with an old file, these errors have been popping up in new projects as well, so I doubt that’s the issue. If anyone has any idea how to fix it or can give me a hand it will be seriously appreciated I have also tried reinstalling Cubase, reinstalling the VSTs, moving folders, and even though the first one seemed to have fixed the problem for a while, it suddenly appears again, and I have no idea how to fix it, and I’m getting kind of sick of it, since when this error pops up, I can’t use the particular VST that popped the error anymore on that particular project I’m convinced this is a Cubase problem, since I find it too unlikely that all of my VSTs have issues

This error has occurred to me with literally every VST I use, just in different, seemingly random instances (happened to me with HalionOne, Play, Versillian Chamber Orchestra, Addictive Drums, Magnus Choir, etc.). However, I want to clarify this is not a VST problem. After that it freezes for a few seconds, and I get the error message. cpr file and try to apply the Play VST (the one that comes with EastWest products) to an already existing track. I’ve looked for a solution to this issue everywhere and I’m still yet to fix it, in this particular instance I get the error message after I open an old.

I’m using Cubase 5, now, my computer is in spanish, so the error message is in spanish as well, but I believe it is translated roughly to “A serious problem has occurred”, I’m linking a picture of the error message in spanish Hi, I’m new to the forums so sorry if this isn’t the right place to discuss, but this is an issue I’ve been having for a while and it’s in need of immediate fixing

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