It looks like you have a left output and a right output instead of a stereo output. Go to VST connections and set up a stereo output buss and set that up as your main output buss.
You soundcard settings have nothing to do with your mixdown. You can perform a mixdown without a soundcard.I'm thinking I must have made some sort of change to my Soundcard setup which factors in on how the Mixdown performs.
Are you doing movie soundtracks? You can't put 5.1 on a CD.Anyway, your method worked but limits my ability to get that full quality of spread and it also takes away any ability to record 5.1 surround sound.' Unless I didn't understand what you are trying to illustrate.
You soundcard settings have nothing to do with your mixdown. You can perform a mixdown without a soundcard.
Are you doing movie soundtracks? You can't put 5.1 on a CD.
As long as the output buss you are listening to is the same one you select for mixdown, it should be the same.
If you are mixing in 5.1, a stereo mixdown won't work well. Stereo is 2 channels, 5.1 is 6 separate channels.
Your app may mix at any of those bit depths but CDAudio needs to be reduced to 16bit. You should howerver be able to export and save the wav data -to a data disk or otherwise- at any of those depths....DO you or anyone know anything about doing a 16-bit / 24-bit / 32-bit mixdown? I'm burning the CDs' with Nero and I record the tracks in 24-bit but Nero doesn't like anything above 16bit for Burning or is there an upgrade I need to get?
what elements of one's gear actually provide that radio quality sound when you finally stamp something done ?