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By Elijha da Producer Sun Jul 15, 2007 6:35 am
mikespits wrote:
young cartel wrote:ok people calm down lol deep breathes iv done what harry and u lampdog jus told me and im still not hearing a thing i loaded a old beat on the mpc but i cant hear anything but when i plug in my head phones in the mpc i can hear my **** but im gonna re check i never maid no errors
ok just checked and this is what im doing i got the mpc stereo outs left and right going into my digi 002 line 1 and line 2 (u know where the mic is) is that right if not thats the only place im gettin signal on cubase sx 3 also to what u said b4 im not jus gonna be hittin the mpc but i may use reason sometimes untill i get my korg im gonna re-look at what ur sayin but im still not earing anything and if i do put my monitors in the mpcc i wouldnt hear reason or any vocal recording on cubase
also the signal is on showing to the right dont know if thats right


alright...I don't understand anything you just said (maybe I didn't read it slow enough). lol

what I was saying you need to do is, once your MPC is hooked up to your 002, you need to open up Cubase SX, go to VST Connections in the Devices menu, add a Stereo Bus in the Inputs tab (make sure the Device Ports are the same as the inputs where you have the MPC plugged into), close that window and then add a stereo audio track, select your input from the dropdown menu on the left side, hit the Monitor button (beside the Record Enable) on the track you created...THEN you can hear what your playing on the MPC!!!

yeah, I know...sh*t sucks, right? that's why I got rid of my Digi 002 and got an Motu 828MKII!!!

let me know if this helps.

...oNe...


Thanks for that Mikespits....that was like a day in school right there. We all appreciate cats like you.

-E 8)