Then only today I’m experiencing the same issues again.

Although strangely, after deleting everything meticulously as outlined in the email from Dorico support, then reinstalling Dorico 3.5, the program, it worked fine for a few days. So it appears that this problem is not related to Dorico 4. Incidentally, my original post “Dorico 3.5 not working anymore “Audio Engine Died”” came about before knowing about or installing the Dorico 4 version. This is because the problem with crashing, constant rainbow spiral and need to force quit issue has started again.

I’m responding now to your reply on 21 Jan and have included as requested the two zipped files (Dorico and VST AudioEngine3) extracted from the System reports tab using the Console app. Dorico doesn’t have any user preferences that I’m concerned about, so I can completely remove it. Then, I tried reinstalling HSSE 3.4, which I imagine would install over the the newer HSSE, but that didn’t work either, so I’m thinking I need to do what did.Ĭan you direct me to all the files I would need to remove? I also have Cubase 10.5 which I use extensively, so if I need to uninstall that too then I’ll need to diligent about preserving all my user files and preferences (track presets, preferences, I/O setups, etc.). It makes sense that the new HSSE would be the issue, but perhaps simply trying to install Dorico 4 is the culprit.īy the way, I checked the Steinberg folder in the Application Support folder, can’t find anything new there that made sense, so I removed all new items to no avail. It makes sense that that is the issue, thought I mentioned it earlier. Thanks and did try to install Dorico Elements 4, as I wanted to see if it would work on my macOS Sierra system, and if it did then I would buy the full Dorico 4 upgrade… but it didn’t allow me to install.

Download cubase dorico