I have a fairly fresh cubase AI4 install on Dell laptop under Vista with a Yamaha Audiogram 6 USB "card". I am not too familiar with cubase (or vista for that matter) and trying to simply record about 2 minutes of stereo. My initial attempts at recording worked with the exception of a few "stutters" during playback. While trying to solve that problem I somehow lost the ability to playback audio entirely. I know it is not a hardware issue since other programs (Audacity) playback fine. I'm am also sure the cubase audio track contains data; while playing back the software VU meters are active but not hardware lites on the Yamaha card. The ASIO audio device window in cubase shows output as "inactive" . Clicking "control panel" shows both "Speakers (High definition Audio Device)" and "Speakers (2-USB Audio CODEC)" devices as selected. Full duplex is on. Any suggestions?
schreef: > I have a fairly fresh cubase AI4 install on Dell laptop under Vista > with a Yamaha Audiogram 6 USB "card". I am not too familiar with > cubase (or vista for that matter) and trying to simply record about 2 > minutes of stereo. My initial attempts at recording worked with the > exception of a few "stutters" during playback. While trying to solve > that problem I somehow lost the ability to playback audio entirely. > > I know it is not a hardware issue since other programs (Audacity) > playback fine. I'm am also sure the cubase audio track contains data; > while playing back the software VU meters are active but not hardware > lites on the Yamaha card. > > The ASIO audio device window in cubase shows output as "inactive" . > Clicking "control panel" shows both "Speakers (High definition Audio > Device)" and "Speakers (2-USB Audio CODEC)" devices as selected. Full > duplex is on. Any suggestions? > Just to get the full story: - Which output is the audio track set to? - During playback, press F3. Which output channel meter shows activity? Jos. -- Ardis Park Music www.ardispark.nl
On Nov 24, 1:25 am, Jos Geluk <> wrote: > schreef: > > > > > I have a fairly fresh cubase AI4 install on Dell laptop under Vista > > with a Yamaha Audiogram 6 USB "card". I am not too familiar with > > cubase (or vista for that matter) and trying to simply record about 2 > > minutes of stereo. My initial attempts at recording worked with the > > exception of a few "stutters" during playback. While trying to solve > > that problem I somehow lost the ability to playback audio entirely. > > > I know it is not a hardware issue since other programs (Audacity) > > playback fine. I'm am also sure the cubase audio track contains data; > > while playing back the software VU meters are active but not hardware > > lites on the Yamaha card. > > > The ASIO audio device window in cubase shows output as "inactive" . > > Clicking "control panel" shows both "Speakers (High definition Audio > > Device)" and "Speakers (2-USB Audio CODEC)" devices as selected. Full > > duplex is on. Any suggestions? > > Just to get the full story: > - Which output is the audio track set to? > - During playback, press F3. Which output channel meter shows activity? > > Jos. > > -- > Ardis Park Musicwww.ardispark.nl While investigating I inadvertently hit F4 brining up the VST panel and noticed the output port was not connected. I made the propper selection and resolved the problem. Seams like you should be able to access this from the device setup dialog. Thanks for your help jos.
