Cubase LE 4.1.3 hardware setup tutorial

[Guitargodgt]

First go to this menu:

Then select vst audiosystem in the column to the right if it doesn't come up by default:

Select your interface, I have both a toneport ux2 and profire 2626:

When this window shows up you want to change it (obviously :lol

If you need to change your buffers (latency) you do it under multichannel in the column to the left:

Clicking on the control panel button brings up this little window, the higher the number the less your cpu is taxed, however more latency is introduced at the software monitoring level (this is an issue for virtual instruments and stuff like amp sim plugins that need to be monitored through cubase!)

 

[Guitargodgt]

When your all done hit apply and close out that last window.

Now you need to go here:

If one of the presets work for your hardware, great. Otherwise this is how to set it up pro style :lol:. First right click on the stereo bus and erase it.

Now hit add bus button:

My profire's configuration is (how I run it at the moment anyway) 8 analog inputs and I run the toneport via s/pdif so 2 digital channels as well so for me I'm gonna add 10 mono inputs:
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Make sure that all of your inputs are routed right. If any of them say not connected, click on the word "not connected" and connect it properly:

 

[Guitargodgt]

You can also double click on the "mono input 1" and re name it like I did. I like to name my inputs buses how they are like so:

Next we want to save this as a preset in case we ever need to call it up again so press the + folder:

Now you might have to do the same thing on the outputs tab side. Mine was default with one stereo out. This was fine, but I also have another 6 mono outs I like to use so I added them:

Then I made a preset for the output settings as well: