A while back in June cubase (latest update) kept crashing my computer. I reached out to steinberg and he said that it sounding like it was a computer issue. It was a dell optiplex 7010 64gb 2tb. Not terribly old. And i was using the same template i have been using for months, so no change. So after ordering a new computer, dell latest 64g 2tb ect 1250 Ai powered desktop, I received another email from steinberg saying their systems were down and it took to respond again and he believed it was kontakt (latest update). Well yesterday my new computer crashed several times. Has anyone else had this issue? Both cubase and kontakt have had updates since then. I also use a lot of sample libraries from opus. But that also has had updates. Also after the crashes yesterday the cubase window saying a crash log was created didn't show up.

Hey @Alex Pfeffer I noticed that when using Nucleus you don't use the "Tight" function. I am curious if this is on purpose or that you haven't used it ever and go with manual settings. I find that it works wonders in tightening the samples for lack of a better word :D

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Hi everyone 👋 I have a Youtube channel (monetized), but I am facing very slow growth. What I have been focusing on during the past 1-2 years is Epic music and Game music. I do however have some older videos which are more "How to" and some of them seem to have generated big portion of my revenue and subscribers. Some are even being watched all the time since then. I think though, that I want to focus more on attracting the right audience - fans, listeners, potential companies etc, while continuing to primarily post my music and music videos. I don't want to be a tutorial or gear review channel. Not to mention that I started my music journey 6 years ago, being a DJ and producing completely different genre. In terms of optimizing the channel (and even other social media) do you think it is a better idea to remove the irrelevant music genre videos, "how to" videos especially ones related to DJ gear or gear or software not related to Epic/Game music? I want to keep all signals to YT that the channel is all about Epic/Game music. I've heard is not a good idea to delete old stuff, but I think as they continue to generate views they are sending the wrong signals to the Algorithm. Also when someone opens up my channel (or profile elsewhere) they should probably see more of the stuff they opened my profile for in the first place. Sometimes algo recommends older videos so if someone subscribed to me because of some game music video, I guess I don't want them to see EDM music video. I'd appreciate your opinions.

Dear TMT Inteactive members, next video has been released, check the classroom! Sorry for the delay but this one is over 70 mins long. Lots of material and hopefull helpful footage.