Cubase 10, Windows 10 and multi-core (14+ cores)

waxxy · November 16, 2018, 12:23am

Fabio Bartolini:

How to roll back the fixes:

If you applied the Registry Key: follow the previous instructions to find the key you have created, select it, right-click and delete the key.
→ Remember: I can’t post it here

If you used the audioengine.properties file: you don’t need to do anything, it is saved in the previos version’s preferences, and it still needs it.

Those who preferred to disable hyper-threading may want to re-enable it.

The MMCSS limitation exists of course, but the audio engine spawns threads in a very different way and should not affect Cubase. I say ‘should’ because on a limited amount of configurations issues may still be experienced. Way to long and complicated for a post, but if the issue kicks in, it is possible to improve, if not fix it completely. Those having MMCSS-related performance issues with Pro 10 should contact support.
The issue should be no more in the majority of cases, though - meaning undoing the fixes were needed is the only thing one needs to do.
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can you pm me how to reverse what I used for Cubase 9.5.
in the previous version I had pops and clicks and very poor asio it was great for ages then a windows update and future Cubase update totally screwed everything up so I was advised to use the registry edit and the cmd edit.

my computer spec is—

windows 10 build 1803
intel core i7-5820k @3.30ghz
32gb ram
audio interface-- uad apollo twin usb

also what options within cubase 10 do you recommend i use ?do u use steinberg power scheme…etc ?
thanks