What worked for me was calling Avid, I let them drive my computer.
They got me to the point of opening the project, I changed the "instance" from Analog Lab to the applicable synth, re-saved it, and am now using the workaround that I explained until the bug is fixed.
I would recommend calling Steinberg's customer support to do the same.
There is no other workaround or remedy on the Arturia end at this time, that I am aware of. Anyone from Arturia is welcome to chime in.
You can also submit a ticket with Arturia directly, which I would also recommend, as they'll try to take your information such as your computer, make/model, os, DAW, & such and try to re-create the scenario so that they can effectively locate how/why the bug is occurring so that they can remedy it.
My situation is applicable with regard to Pro Tools 12 and Analog Lab using V-Collection 3.
There may be specific information, similar to my situation, that applies specifically to Cubase.
In my experience when I was on a PC, anytime I used Cubase for audio and not midi only, it had a habit of crashing my system, but this was 10 years ago.