Yup, I do appreciate the ASIO monitor improvements. This is a step in the right direction, since the application still seems to need it. No more crashes or dropouts for a few hours now.Did you check out the newly improved performance monitor? You can check reasons for Asio dropouts like never before, it’s great!I... admit that I purchased the upgrade this morning because they offered me a good price and I have learned to not have "all my eggs in one basket" (one DAW), and so far Ive had a couple minor issues with C14 pro. I have not tried DAWproject to move projects between BWS and C14 yet, but I definitely will.I did several tests and so far it is simply unusable. I wonder if they did test this at all:I was actually *stunned* to see DAWproject in Cubase. Genuinely shocked.
I see people saying its crashing again though, as usual, and this is par for the Steinberg course for the better part of 20 years now.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rlyku1U5Rg0
Ive seen a couple internal ASIO spikes to 100% for no apparent reason, as always, but not more of that than I saw on C9 through C13.
Ive had one project crash - a small project made in C13 crashed and C14 became unstable, so I killed it and restarted it. Project was recovered ok, and no more crashes since.
C14 looks identical to C13 so far, but -- LOOK OUT for the insert and sends channels that used to be "behind" the main mixer. They ran away. It took me 10 minutes to find them.The inserts/sends channel and all of that is gone, replaced by an integrated mixer/sends/routing/etc unified stretchy mixer. Im getting used to it.
The inserts/sends channel and all of that is gone, replaced by an integrated mixer/sends/routing/etc unified stretchy mixer. Im getting used to it.Statistics: Posted by Milkman — Thu Nov 07, 2024 8:32 am