Audigy 2 ZS enabled audio effects causes unwanted noi

The following effects causes unwanted noises when i enable them:
Advanced EQ : Drumb & Bass
Environmen : ALL of them
The noises are sound like when you are searching for a TV channel... is this a hardware problem?

I can only make some educated guesses, in part because I've never used Cubase.
If you open the EAX Control Panel, and play around with it, the Master tab will show you the effects that are loaded into the Mixer/Effects DSP. You will find that the first two of these are Reverb and Chorus. You will also find that you are not allowed to remove either of these two. These are followed by a third Original Sound "effect" which you are also not allowed to remove. Additional effects can be selected and Added, which evidently loads them into Mixer/Effects DSP program memory.
I would guess that the order in which effects are loaded corresponds to the effects channel numbers in Cubase. That you're not allowed to remove Reverb and Chorus is why they would appear dedicated to channels 1 and 2. I'd guess Original Sound would be skipped in this, and that function handled in other ways in Cubase.
The Mixer/Effects DSP operates at 48kHz. ASIO tends to be a fairly low-level mapping, which is why effects would be expected to be disabled at 96kHz.
-Dave
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