Problem Recording with Cubase

PurpleEyes · Apr 13, 2004, 05:09 PM

Hello people ,I'm new here, sorry if I ask a thing that maybe someone else already asked before,but I still can't understand how to fix it!
I got that problem,when I try to record on cubase Sx 2.0 nothing happens,no signal is recorded,no monitoring sound!
I0m using 48khz ,I can hear all the midi tracks,but I can't record.
In the asio drivers (on cubase) I can choose this 3:
-Asio DirectX Full Duplex drivers (that work fine,I can record with it ,but got lot of latency and can't modify it)
-Asio Multimedia Drivers (that sux,lot of latency and clicks)
-KX Asio (that work fine,but I can't record with it ,lol)

I'm using the Line2/min in for recording.
What should I do?
Do I have to go to the VST System Link page (sill on cubase) and assign different Asio IN/OUT?
But I don't know wich one.
Or maybe it's about the Kx dps? or kx router?
I really don't know what to do!Please help!

Atlon 2000Xp ,512mb ram @333mhz ,hd1 maxtor 80gb ata133 ,hd2 western digital 20Gb ata100, Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum, Ati radeon 9000pro

**dj_stick** · Apr 13, 2004, 06:37 PM

check the DSP window… i have a guide, but it deals with the AC-97 codec and Logic, but you should find enough info there to help you…
by default, line/mic2 routes to asio 10/11 (11/12 in some programs)

tbisson · Apr 21, 2004, 08:49 PM

I Have a few pics and a download of my setup on KX for cubase and sonar if you would like to visit.
http://www.pacifier.com/~tbisson/gallery.htm

Wam7 · Apr 23, 2004, 10:19 AM

I had the same problem and used dj_stick's guide which got me pretty much sorted (Thanks dj_stick

). One thing, look at the level meters on the right of the transport window (play, stop etc) for any sound coming in not on the ones on the actual audio track

captain_rusty · Apr 25, 2004, 04:05 PM

DJ Stick's right - the DSP window is the place to be... I was totally at a loss for a couple of days, but finally got the right "wires" drawn to the right ASIO pins on the Epilog.

Big thanks to DJ Stick and tbisson for their links, btw - very useful indeed... :up: