kxsynth via asio

kovzs

sorry for my bad english,

somewhere in this forum, i've red, that there is a possibility recording soundfonts is cubase.
maybe max wrote, if we rout the midi channels to different fxbus channels, and after connect to asio ins: it will work.
i've tried it.
first step was fxbus 2/3 (synthl/r) to asio 4/5, but cubase recorded only the right channel.
i've tried this, because fxbus 2/3 are the default synth outs.

in general: fxbus channels are mono channels, how can i record stereo samples (gm drums etc.)

thanks kovzs

Eugene Gavrilov

>> first step was fxbus 2/3 (synthl/r) to asio 4/5, but cubase recorded only the right channel.
>> i've tried this, because fxbus 2/3 are the default synth outs.
>> fxbus channels are mono channels, how can i record stereo samples (gm drums etc.)

synth is stereo (fxbus 2/3) and there should be no problem recording it in 'stereo'
(that is, each note is panned between fxbus2 and fxbus3)
try different asio inputs (especially if you have a '5.1' live board), for instance, asio8,9 ('In 5 L/R')

make sure you pan your synth correctly via MIDI controllers (should be ok by default)
make sure you record in stereo (in cubase)

/Eugene

france666reds

in this way i can record simultaneously different Soundfonts tracks to different audio tracks using more than 2 ASIO inputs?
of course in SX.



francesco

Daniel Drummond

What you did works perfectly for me (live CT4760) "first step was fxbus 2/3 (synthl/r) to asio 4/5, but cubase recorded only the right channel. "

france666reds

might be a problem of panning or a problem of soundfonts drivers?

kovzs

Thanks for the replies

I use Cubase VST/32 and when I've tried the asio recording win98/se. I connected fxbus2/3 to asio
Eugene wrote. Cubase recorded only the right channel, too.
In the beginig of this week i get Windows ME, and I tried it again with the same DSP settings, The right channel only
Yesterday i bought Windows XP and I tried it again.
Now the stereo asio recording works

Thanks again.