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Oh, I missed the Cubase *5* part! Yeah, that one is long past sunset :) That's the most common cracked version of Cubase, and I'd imagine that the only people still using it in 2019 obtained it through nefarious sources.

The manual is usually the place to go for such information: Operation Manual Check out the Audio Connections, Tracks, and Track Handling sections.

Another possibility to consider is the RME DigiFace USB: RME Digiface USB Portable Digital Audio Interface | Sweetwater It has 4 sets of ADAT I/O and connects to the computer via USB. That, plus 4 x ADA8200 units would add up to 32 inputs / 32 outputs, for about $1300 total. That's not bad...

Just record audio and video separately and join them together in post. Gain staging will be easier this way. Record video with the Canon and let it capture audio via the internal mic. Plug the AT2020 into the Behringer, engage phantom power, and plug that into your computer via USB. Record...

Personally, I'd go for a new USB interface rather than try to keep an old FireWire interface. At least a USB interface will most likely work on your next computer, and the computer after that. FireWire is deader than a doornail. If you do go for the Behringer, take a look at the UMC22 rather...

When you pick back up troubleshooting tomorrow or whenever, open up task manager and see what it tells you. Maybe some other process is hogging up all of your CPU or memory? Maybe it's a failing disk? Some rogue process? I'd uninstall Focusrite drivers, reboot, reinstall as a troubleshooting...

The cool thing is that you don't need to license Windows 10 at all. You can run it un-activated indefinitely. At least, until MS decides to patch that out of the OS. But for the time being, MS is more interested in people using Win10 rather than paying for it. The only penalty for running...

I don't think that you'd be saving yourself much trouble by buying an identical motherboard. The chances of getting the same revision are pretty slim if it's been years since you bought the original mobo. And if it's a different revision of mobo, the chipset drivers and other system drivers...

I did this last time I upgraded the system drive on my audio computer. Since I was moving from a Samsung EVO SSD to a Samsung 960 Pro NVMe, I just used the Samsung disk migration tool. It cloned my old drive to my new drive, so it was a pretty seamless transition. I just went looking for...

That's funny, and contradictory to my own experiences. I was an early adopter, and I've used Windows 10 for my audio computer since shortly after its release. I don't have any issues with audio on it. I don't do any special "audio optimization" with my Win10 installs, I just run it stock...

Oh, so it's several mics that all sound bad through the same cable and interface? In that case, it's gotta be the cable or the interface at fault.

Unfortunately for everybody using the UM2 and UMC22, Behringer doesn't offer drivers for these interfaces. They just link to ASIO4ALL to use as drivers for the UM2 and UMC22. So the OP is kinda stuck with ASIO4ALL. Actually, there are some legacy drivers that you can find that will perform...

The C-1 isn't a bad sounding mic by any means. It's pretty noisy, but not bad sounding. So the muffled sound that you're experiencing is definitely not normal. If the LED is lit up, then it's being supplied phantom power. If your cable is proven to be good, and your interface is proven to be...

I think that the first question to ask is: are you sure that you're pointing the front of the mic towards the sound source? On the C1, that's the side with the power LED and the logo. You certainly wouldn't be the first to point the mic the wrong way :D Is the power LED lit up when you...

Any operating system is a huge collection of discrete components. I'm sure that if you dug around, you could associate just about any version number to Windows, depending on which lines you draw. The underlying components don't necessarily age at the same rate as the marketed product name...

If you already have a way to control volume for monitors and headphones, and if you have no need for extra features beyond just the switching, take a look at the ProCo Switch Witch. It's just 1 stereo input and 4 stereo outputs. Each output has a toggle switch so you can A/B/Y any or all 4...

I think $1000 gives you several options. It's been a while since I've shopped for ekits, so I'm not sure if anybody has released anything new and awesome in the recent past. I've had Yamaha's entry level kit for several years and it's still kicking. It's got the rubber pads but honestly they...

I don't understand the fear of Win10. It's a great OS. Fast, stable, feature-rich...I've been using it happily for years on several different computers. All I've done is disable Cortana. It's been a reliable platform for media creation for me. And it's been a reliable platform for my...

Woah, that's weird. Maybe when direct monitoring was on, software monitoring was on as well? There really shouldn't be any noticeable latency with direct monitoring. I think, from what you've described, that you'll need to bring up the ASIO control panel for the Focusrite and lower the buffer...

I think that something is off here. The MXL 440 should put out a decently strong signal. And while the Xenyx preamp on the UM2 isn't exactly great, it should be more than capable of amplifying the mic input signal to a respectable strength without having to totally crank the input gain. I...