If you wish to monitor your incoming signal before recording (to check levels etc. You can then select a Mono or Stereo input for your audio track. You can only add one video track per project because Cubase isnt a video. So the only way I use Windows Task Manager to Force close it. Both files have to be moved one directory up into the Sequel application folder. Those files can be found in the Sequel application folder (default is C:Program FilesSteinbergSequel) in the subfolder Midi Port Enabler. At the time Close or Exit the project, Cubase can’t do it perfectly because previously did not respond at all. Normally, one can fix any of these issues by using the two filter files enableemulated and ignoreportfilter. Every work on each project, Cubase Suddenly not responding and hang in the middle record and play the project. You can select a Mono track (one input on the interface) or a Stereo track (this will use both inputs of the interface at the same time on the same track). Hello Guys I have a problem with my Cubase Pro 12. You can set up the Inputs and Outputs here either by using the options under the Presets menu or by manually setting up the routing yourself by using the Add Bus feature.Ĭlick Project > Add Track > Audio to create the track you will be recording onto. To modify this go back to the Studio drop-down menu and select Audio Connections. (*Older versions of Cubase will list this as VST Connections).
If the State of the I/O setup shows Inactive, Cubase will not receive a signal from your Focusrite interface. In the VST Connections tab, if I click on the 'not connected' under Audio Device, the drop down menu shows the ASIO Driver. The Generic Low Latency ASIO Driver is the only one available. Make sure all of the inputs and outputs for your device are Visible and that they are listed as Active. I have a PC on Windows 10, and my speakers work fine for everything but Cubase. Next, select your device below Audio System and here is where you can check Cubase's active I/O (Input & Output) for your Focusrite interface. On Mac click on Audio System > then select the device in the audio device list
On Windows click on Audio System > select Focusrite USB ASIO as the ASIO Driver if you are using Windows (For Saffires and Clarett Thunderbolt devices this will appear slightly differently)
To set the Interface as Cubase's audio device click on Setup > Studio Setup. You can find this on the Downloads page or in your Focusrite account.Ĭonnect the interface to your computer and open up Cubase. Go to Devices -> Plug-in Manager -> VST Effects and check to see if the correct location is added. Launch Cubase, create a new project with a supported sample rate and see if the plugins appear.
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This article will show you how to set up and record audio into Cubase using your Focusrite audio interface, in this article, we will be using a Scarlett 8i6 3rd Gen and Cubase 12 as an example, for older versions of Cubase the settings windows will look slightly different
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