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No problem at all. I appreciate your time & assistance. I'm not new to Cubase although I haven't used it for a year or so. It's only recently I've had this problem. How would I address the two possible causes you mention? I can't visualise the connection between Cubase output & the soundcard...

Thanks. I've tried this on Audacity and also Mixpad. Both work fine. I've also re-installed Cubase. Not sure where this leaves me????

I do wonder if there's anything wrong with the PC or the soundcard. If the stereo out in the Cubase mixer shows normal panning but is not repeated in the soundcard mixer doesn't it suggest the problem lies between the two? If there were external cabling issues the soundcard and cubase mixers...

Thanks. Yes done that, and the output is definitely set to stereo out.

Thanks for reply. I have just posted those pics.

Thanks for replying. I've just posted some screenshots but here's the one re vst connections.

Thanks for reply. No, only main monitor outs from soundcard. The output on the card shows signal L & R when panned left as per pic. I can't see why that should be.

I've done that and the panning on the mixer moves the signal from L-R from both card outputs, so that looks ok. I'm going to post couple of screenshots as I still can't see why the output on the card monitor mixer shows signal on L & R when panned L.

Yes, both recording and playback is currently through the mixer. I have as you suggest now connected the card outputs direct to the monitors. The problem persists. Pan left = signal both speakers with the stronger one on the RIGHT Pan right = signal on right only. In Cubase the channel and main...

Removal of the sub out returns has no effect. The master DAW (monitor) L & R outputs are correctly connected to the mixer. These might have been crossed before I checked them as I now get signal in the left only when I pan right and both sides when I pan left. This, in spite of the fact I have...

Sorry I didn't put much information. I'm using a Soundcraft MFXi mixer and Mackie HR824 monitors. I recorded a short speech track and tried to pan. Pan right = Right signal audible. Pan Left = Left & Right signals audible but channel & Mixer stereo out show normal panning. So, it looks right but...

Thanks for the reply. That particular problem is solved as it turned out to be a hardware connection issue. However, it leaves another problem. If I pan hard left, I hear out of both speakers, but only out of the right when I pan hard right. Any suggestions please as to why this is happening?

Thanks for the reply. I am using Cubase 4 with an Audiophile 192 soundcard. This is a mono vocal track which I have duplicated and delayed as previously described.

I'm trying out the 'Haas Effect' and continually get confused over mono & stereo. I have a mono track which I make a copy of. I then delay one track by 30ms. and pan the tracks hard L & R. The left panned track is loud as it's mono. Nothing in the right panned track. What am I missing here...

Thanks for the suggestions. Much appreciated.

Thanks for the reply. I doubt it, it's been running fine for a few years under XP and not connected to the internet. The problem is only recent.

I've been running C4 for a few years now but recently the graphics seem to be playing up. Bits & pieces of one window will appear over the top of the current one, or things will be out of line etc. Any ideas what could cause this please? I was thinking of a reinstall but would like to avoid that...

Hi, Thanks for replying. Problem seems to be solved. I only had factory presets. Someone told be to delete the media bay file which I did (with some doubts) and all presets are now present.

Hi, I've just copied my PC hard drive onto a new drive and everything is fine except that my VST3 presets are missing. I've checked the folders and there are files there but I have no way of knowing if anything is actually missing. I'm running Cubase 4 Any advice would be appreciated hoping I...