Hi
This is a bit of a cubase post but I hope some people have experience with this problem and can help me with it.
I'm trying to make an asio project in cubase VST 5.1.It works great but Cubase doesn't save the asio input button settings on the VST mixer. I can turn em all on but the next time when I start the project the buttons are all disabled (off). Is this a cubase bug or am i doing something wrong?
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hubird
This is normal.On 2005-02-08 11:55, cream wrote:
but Cubase doesn't save the asio input button settings on the VST mixer. I can turn em all on but the next time when I start the project the buttons are all disabled (off). Is this a cubase bug or am i doing something wrong?
I guess the reason is that this ASIO routing was meant for recording and not for audio monitoring in the first place.
I use that mixer input button (just) to check the input (recording) levels before recording.
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hubird
In stop mode, when wanting to adjust recording levels, you must just be able to activate the mixer's channel input by pressing the button.
Also, the input automaticly gets active when recording actually starts (f.e. when left locator is reached).
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Also, the input automaticly gets active when recording actually starts (f.e. when left locator is reached).
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