Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.
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By jorge guzman Fri May 07, 2004 4:56 pm
hello peoplez,
i got a question regarding cubase. i used 1.06 for a while and everything was good, now i upgraded to 2.1 and i cant seem to figure out how to record audio. on the old cubase you just choose the input channel and make sure your level is right but i cant do it on 2.1. does anyone know how to record more than one track at a time in 2.1? i have a delta 1010lt soundcard and im using channels 5,6,7,8 to record. thanks for the help.
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By young_keyz Fri May 07, 2004 5:23 pm
im not in front of my computer that i use my nuendo system on but i think you need to go to vst connections and set up each track that you want to use on you sound card. Kind of sucks. i know what you mean when you say on the old one it was all ready to go once loaded up. but I think the button might be f10.
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By jorge guzman Fri May 07, 2004 8:02 pm
thanks, im gonna try it once i get home. 1 question though, do you set the tracks up first then and then vst connections??
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By ieism Sat May 08, 2004 9:35 am
You should only have to set it up once. This was the same in SX 1.0, but it was under "devices" or something. Now it's called vst connections. (although i don't know why, couse it's got nothing to do with vst's it just manages your in and outputs)
This stuff is also in the pdf manual and help files.
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By jorge guzman Mon May 10, 2004 2:59 pm
thanks for the help. i just couldnt find where to select the input channel for the track. i got it to work though. 1 final question, i see the levels coming in on the "thing" with the play button and record and all that stuff on it ( i forget the name) but not on the individual armed tracks, is this something new on 2.1 because on the old one i could see the levels on each track that was armed before i recorded.
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By ieism Mon May 10, 2004 3:17 pm
You can still see it on the mixer, or in the track inspector right?.
I know what you mean, there was a little meter on each channel before, maybe they've taken that out, i'm at work now so i can't check. But it was too small to check the level anyway, and most ASIOsoundcards have their own mixers with input levels now anyway so i can see why they took this away.