Cubasis multi-core audio unusable on iPad pro 10.5 (2017)

mangecoeur

I was excited by the addition of multi-core audio rendering in Cubasis, but if I enable it i get horrible artefacts (ironic since the settings menu says you should turn it on to avoid crackling .

Using iPad pro 10.5 (2017) with ipadOS 14.6.

Anyone else had the same problem? Of course it's easy enough to just disable it but would be nice if it worked!

tja

https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/45271/cubasis-multicore-rendering-ineffective-on-m1-ipad-pro

Google also found this:

https://forums.steinberg.net/t/cubasis-crackle-cracks-with-audiounits/691927

tja

Ah, there are some articles mentioned:

https://forums.steinberg.net/t/cubasis-3-performance-issues-read-this-first/146393

https://forums.steinberg.net/t/cubasis-3-2-multicore-rendering-latency-settings/678593

https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/42746/cubasis-3-2-multicore-rendering-latency-settings

mangecoeur

In my case it's not due to overloading because i'm testing with just two tracks. But anyway it seems it not at all specific to this model of iPad. I saw the posts about the M1 ipads having issues but I assumed it was because they are brand new. I'm not very opimistic about it getting fixed for the older ipads (and in the end if works fine for what i do without this). Good excuse to get an M1 equipped ipad once they've worked out the kinks

ecou

@mangecoeur said:
I was excited by the addition of multi-core audio rendering in Cubasis, but if I enable it i get horrible artefacts (ironic since the settings menu says you should turn it on to avoid crackling .

Using iPad pro 10.5 (2017) with ipadOS 14.6.

Anyone else had the same problem? Of course it's easy enough to just disable it but would be nice if it worked!

I have the same iPad and it known that it does not work with this generation iPad. It’s been a while but I seem to remember the technical reason was found.