If you are using the control room (not a bad idea) turn it on there once and then leave it. Have you turned on Metronome on the transport bar? This is where it should be turned on and off not in teh Control Room.
#Pro metronome 64 Bit
Putting Cubase in 64 bit float creates a heavier workload for Cubase, especialy as you are a beginner I would suggest putting Cubase back to 32 bit. There are plenty of users with lots of experience trashing preferences IF Safe Mode doesn’t work or not applicable. Other files such as Plug In Manager will bring back your custom plug-in organization.Īny questions just ask. Does the metronome work? If so close Cubase and move other files back.
Close Cubase then re-start once you have put your RAMpresets back in. You can then move individual files back to your application data folder, but be careful because one of those might be the culprit. Now, you say you are frustrated because you have also lost your preferences? Then go to the temporary folder on your desktop. Everything should be restored to factory defaults. Once it’s re-built, check your metronome issue. Cubase will “rebuild” everything in that folder including a new VST scan, so it may take a bit of time. Then once you moved this to your desktop as a back up, go back to the application data folder and delete everything inside the Cubase folder. Copy it, and for example move it to your desktop so you have a back up containing all your preferences. Go to your application data folder and find Cubase 12.
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