#CUBASE GROOVE AGENT 4 SE ONLY PRO#

Also, the other obvious thing is to de-activate or remove any plug-ins. Steinberg - Cubase Elements 9.5.30 Build 192 圆4 ENG, RUS -, Steinberg - Cubase Elements 9.5.30 Build 192 圆4 ENG, RUS : : 9.5. I’d save the kit – if you need to, then reset agent and reload the kit and pattern group if you are using any. I’ve never experienced this exact thing with GA. Seems to me some sort of glitch there in Cubase In the end, after spending too much time trying, I was forced to revert to a backup project file I had from before I’d used the Auto LFO, and the problem was gone. No matter what I tried, I could not fix it. It happened after I had used the Auto LFO MIDI Insert. It’s an odd one and I think it’s a Cubase issue more than to do with that VSTi in particular. It sounds system related, not a GA issue, per se. I’ve never had an issue like this with the instrument. I’d check your output bus to make sure nothing’s changed there. Now, if I add another Groove Agent 4 SE instance, it does the same thing again.ĭid you try re-booting the computer and then reloading the project? Also, you might try resetting the Asio driver. This download updates an existing Groove Agent SE 4 installation to the latest version.

#CUBASE GROOVE AGENT 4 SE ONLY PRO#

I’ve checked the obvious (panning etc) but can’t seem to find what’s causing this. Groove Agent SE 4.2.50 is included in the Mac versions of Cubase Artist and Cubase Pro 9.0.40 and 9.5.20 only. I wrote about it to Steinberg to report it and get a solution but they never got back me as usual. I also downloaded the Groove Agent 4 trial to see what would happen and got the same result. Got a problem with a project I’ve been working on using Groove Agent 4 SE in Cubase 8Īll was ok and then suddenly most of the output from GA4SE is coming out of the left channel. I have used Ezdrummer 2, Superior drummer 2, BFD 2 and I had no such problem in Cubase, only with Groove Agent SE 4 (v.4.2.40.322).

Cubase groove agent 4 se only