JimmyS1969
MOODerator
What are your options in Cubase?
Devices>Device Setup...>VST Audio System>in the drop-down menu on top right?
Devices>Device Setup...>VST Audio System>in the drop-down menu on top right?
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navil jabs
New member
i have asio directX full duplex driver
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navil jabs
New member
man help me lol u re my last hope since morning was posting in forums
here is what i have :
my mixer is : eurorack ub 1204 fx/pro
souncard of computer is : Xear 3D DS3D EAX
conected them via : y cord
in mixer i pluged the y cord in tape output
in computer soundcard i pluged in Line-in
microphone : jts nx 8s
my problem : when i plug my mic in the mixer i can see the main mix signal moving when i talk in mic
but i can see any wave when i record in cubase also fl studio , when a button called
" tape to main " is ON the main mix is moving but can hear or see wave , when the button its OFF i hear noises and hear my voice in headphones but very noisy and works recordin but very noisy
help me for god sakeeeeeeeeeeee
here is what i have :
my mixer is : eurorack ub 1204 fx/pro
souncard of computer is : Xear 3D DS3D EAX
conected them via : y cord
in mixer i pluged the y cord in tape output
in computer soundcard i pluged in Line-in
microphone : jts nx 8s
my problem : when i plug my mic in the mixer i can see the main mix signal moving when i talk in mic
but i can see any wave when i record in cubase also fl studio , when a button called
" tape to main " is ON the main mix is moving but can hear or see wave , when the button its OFF i hear noises and hear my voice in headphones but very noisy and works recordin but very noisy
help me for god sakeeeeeeeeeeee
JimmyS1969
MOODerator
That is the only one?
You have a, wait a minute, the C-audio PCI is just software? I thought you had a separate soundcard. Hmm. DirectX is going to make your world suck hard...
I have not much experience without using external soundcards, but I hear ASIO4All is a fairly good option for some. It is a free download. Other than that, I have no other advice, other than purchasing a USB interface (replaces your internal piece of crap). Lexicon Alpha is probably the cheapest ($60).
Where are you Crow?
You have a, wait a minute, the C-audio PCI is just software? I thought you had a separate soundcard. Hmm. DirectX is going to make your world suck hard...
I have not much experience without using external soundcards, but I hear ASIO4All is a fairly good option for some. It is a free download. Other than that, I have no other advice, other than purchasing a USB interface (replaces your internal piece of crap). Lexicon Alpha is probably the cheapest ($60).
Where are you Crow?
CrowsofFritz
Flamingo!
It would be optimal to get an interface.
But what you have should work.
Are you sure you have the right track in Cubase? Did you do the process Jimmy said?
Project>Add Track>Audio>select Mono>Add Track?
But what you have should work.
Are you sure you have the right track in Cubase? Did you do the process Jimmy said?
Project>Add Track>Audio>select Mono>Add Track?
CrowsofFritz
Flamingo!
The c-audio pci is just software? I thought it was hardware card.
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navil jabs
New member
im here haha no i dont have external soundcard i m planing to buy external soundcard i dont ve money right now im justa student
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navil jabs
New member
is it important to have external soundcard i know ppl recording without it , what if i use asio4all v2
CrowsofFritz
Flamingo!
Try ASIO4ALL. v2
It's very stable. Much better imo.
Also try the create new track that we have been talking about. Input track isn't right.
It's very stable. Much better imo.
Also try the create new track that we have been talking about. Input track isn't right.
JimmyS1969
MOODerator
Yeah, I thought that too by the name, but upon Google results, it seems to just be an audio driver. And evidently, not such a friendly one.
JimmyS1969
MOODerator
Yeah, I agree. What is that? Cubase LE4?
