Hey guys

I am using Cubase Elements 11 and ran into a new issue this evening.
Any time I try to launch Output's Thermal plug-in, I get a hard crash in Cubase.

Edit: Cubase now states Thermal.vst was the issue, screenshot added)
I installed a few plug-ins to test pilot earlier. Seemed to happen after that.

Should I just re-install Thermal?
Thanks for any help.

 

Last edited: Feb 21, 2022

reinstall is probably your fastest option. might not even work, but its always good to rule out whatever you can. then you have a "Fresh install, still not working" instead.

 

Last edited: Feb 21, 2022

Alright was just making sure others didn't have this as well and knew possibly what was conflicting. It never acted up until now.
A fresh install has it working for the time being. Annoying bug.

 

What version of the installer did you use? It might not be a bug.

 

Last edited: Feb 21, 2022

So it worked for a few sessions but the problem just came back
I am using Output.Thermal.v1.0.1.Incl.Keygen.FIXED-R2R

 

did you completely uninstall your prior version? (clean r/r)

 

Yes

 

les ms visual c++ sont à jour?

 

are the visual c++ ms up to date?

 

Pretty sure yep. It seemed to happen after installing new plug-ins, any idea why that would be an issue? trying to uninstall those now.

 

The plug in Audiomodern playbeat is what I had installed (Audiomodern.Playbeat.v2.3.3.Patched.WiN-FLARE). Then Thermal seemed to act up immediately. Uninstalling playbeat fixed it for one session, but now it crashes all sessions that have Thermal involved.

I really need to salvage my session so I can back up my work

 

Update. MY GOD. My partner solved this issue actually. I had forgotten that we had changed the buffer size recently (in last 3 days).
We reduced the buffer size back to what it used to be and boom, now the projects open that have Thermal plug in applied.

What the hell. Thermal doesn't do well with high buffer sizes?

 

well it's great you got your sessions open again. I have never seen a plugin do that, re: buffer sizes. Even if the buffer is wrong setting, usually all that happens is poor audio performance like glitching. Figuring that one out would be unlikely without tinkering around.

 

Thanks! I am glad it working as well. I wanted to make sure I came back and let everyone know the fix for this instance. :D