I will use the trial of 12 until it runs out and hope for either an update to 11 or a late summer sale on an upgrade to 12. At least not on my end, there is not actual effect on the use of GA5, just an annoyance while booting Cubase 11 Pro. So it appears that it’s a glitch in the boot sequence of Cubase versions that use the old licensing system when trying to load products on the new licensing system. The issue did not occur while booting Cubase 12. As a test, we downloaded a trial for Cubase 12 which uses the same new licensing system as GA5. In the end, we speculated that it might have to do with the boot sequence of Cubase version 11 or lower, in that it doesn’t necessarily check the registration status of products on the new licensing system correctly as it boots while using the old licensing system. We established that the error was from Cubase and not GA5 because it did not occur when booting the stand along version of GA5.
Everything is installed & registered correctly. Update on my situation: I spent about an hour doing a remote session with Steinberg Canada controlling my machine and going through the various libraries. Cubase 13 - Any word on new update cycle I’d prefer Cubase NG (Next Generation) I think they should fully embrace the 13 now we know they’re not avoiding it, and release it on Friday 13th (of October).
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