Audio engine inactive , check your audio deivice? What the ?

[Revelation]

I am using Cubase 9.5. I had a great drum setup and grooves, and then all of a sudden I got this message. I loaded another drum kit but that did not fix it. I went and created a new song and now it works fine. Any ideas why I would get this message when it worked for like 10 min. with no problem.

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[Scott]

I get it too. It doesn’t seem to effect performance for me. Does it for you? The programmers are taking a look.

Scott Sibley - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[Revelation]

I am running on Windows 10 with Cubase 9.5.

[Scott]

Does it effect the performance? Or does everything play back ok?

Scott Sibley - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[Revelation]

@Scott said:
Does it effect the performance? Or does everything play back ok?  

I get no sound at all. I had to scrub the song and redo it.

[luny]

Scott wrote:

The programmers are taking a look.

Do you know if they’ve found anything yet?

[bryan_harvey]

I am having the same issue. Just since the last update and only in stands lone mode. Never had the issue before, now it occurs every few minutes.

 

System: win 10

i9-9900KS/ 64GB loaw latgency 14 cal DDR 3200 ram

Apollo x16 TB3

Superior Drummer 3 version: 3.1.4
Operating system: Windows 10

[Ronald Buckner]

SAME AUDIO ENGINE PROBLEM. WITH ANY TOON TRACK PRIDUCT OPEN AUDIO ENGINE INACTIVE. PLEASE FIX THIS !

Superior Drummer 3 version: 3.1.7
Operating system: Windows 7

[Jez Miller]

I’m on Cubase 10.5. I’ve been a Toontrack user for 10 years I think, since the first EZ Drummer. This has started happening to me today. I have to export the midi and start another track, import the midi file or start from scratch. I haven’t checked all the rest of my previous recordings, but this has the potential to really mess up my work, as I’m supposed to be delivering an album to a client this week.

Operating system: Windows 10

[John]

Hi,

first thing to check is that your Toontrack software is up to date; you can inspect the plug-in interface and there should be a version number displayed in one of the lower corners (depending on which instrument we’re talking about). Compare this version number with the latest release, which you can find either in the Product Manager or the Release notes pages.
https://www.toontrack.com/release-notes/

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

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