[Mellow Boy]

Martin Salloum wrote:

I sent crashdumps to Steinberg.  Turns out my Intel CPU was not supported for Win10.  I had a new audio computer built – 128gig ram, and the latest motherboard.  all problems with SD3 and every other problem now solved.  Appears, in my case, to NOT have been a ToonTrack problem, but rather just a case of having my hardware up to speed for the software.

Reply To: Strange behaviour- Cubase SOLVED (kind of) version: 3.2.4
Operating system: Windows 10

Thank you for the information PipeDreams!
What motherboard, CPU …………… is it in your new build?
It might solve some issues for others to know.

I am not in a position to buy a new computer, but if we can share information about our PC builds it might can sort out what pieces that can cause this behavior with Cubase and Superior Drummer.

Asus Prime z-390
Asus ThunderboltEX3 PCIe Thunderbolt card
Intel i7 9700K
Apollo 16 MKII
Windows 10 Pro
Cubase 10.5.30
Superior Drummer3

Thanks!

Reply To: Strange behaviour- Cubase SOLVED (kind of) version: 3.2.4
Operating system: Windows 10

EZX, SDX3, EZkeys, Cubase 10.5.30, Win10 pro, apollo 16 MKII

[Mellow Boy]

Hi,

I have the same problems with my new Superior Drummer 3 and my Cubase 10.5!
– When I open the fantastic tool, Grid Editor in SD3, the Cubase cursor jumps in steps, and later Freeze but still plays sounds.
– Move Dots in the editor, it only moves two lines and Freeze.
– And on and on…..!

Sadly, I did not find any solution in the previous post!
And sadly, we are a bunch that have the same problem.

The SD3 is up to date!
Cubase is 10.5.30
Windows 10 Pro
8-core i7 9700K
32gb ram

Thanks!

Reply To: Strange behaviour- Cubase SOLVED (kind of) version: 3.2.4
Operating system: Windows 10

EZX, SDX3, EZkeys, Cubase 10.5.30, Win10 pro, apollo 16 MKII

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