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 Fri 24 Sep 2004, 02:43
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I have Cubase! Yay! I thought everything would be fun and easy! But here's whats happening:
I Record a midi track. So far so good. I play it back; it plays through my keyboard. Fine. Then I want to try using a virtual insturument. I load it into the rack thingy, then set the midi tracks output to VB-1 (the instrument). IT DOESN"T PLAY!  Another problem: I make an audio track, try to use the iMacs built in mike and it wont record anything!
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Sun 26 Sep 2004, 07:45
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If all else fails try the Cubase Forum?
forum.cubase.net This post has been edited by gfclef: Sun 26 Sep 2004, 07:47 |
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Sun 26 Sep 2004, 08:44
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what version of cubase? is it a hack? or legit software? are you using anything other than the built in sound card?
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Sun 26 Sep 2004, 12:18
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 14 Joined: 10-Dec 03 From: Branford - US Member No.: 30,780 |
Cubase version 2.0.1
No, it's legit. No, only the built in sound card. And by tthe way, I know what the problem is now, just not how to fix it. Here's the problem: it won't play audio. At all. None. I opened the tutorial file, which has audio in it, and the midi played through my keyboard but not the audio. Computer: iMac, 1.25 GHz, 512 MB Ram Speakers: Bose Companion 3 OS: 10.3.5 Cubase: 2.0.1, SX |
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Tue 28 Sep 2004, 02:01
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Junior Member Group: Members Posts: 127 Joined: 22-Aug 03 From: Greenwood - US Member No.: 23,402 |
make sure the vsti is set to recieve on the same channel that your midi track is outputting to
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Tue 28 Sep 2004, 11:26
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 14 Joined: 10-Dec 03 From: Branford - US Member No.: 30,780 |
Other audio won't play, either, though.
How do I do this? |
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