Cubase 4 driver#

Cubase 4 driver#

Click on вЂControl PanelвЂ™ and the ASIO4ALL driver panel should open.Optionally you can rename the ports for convenience under 'Show asвЂ™. Make sure the вЂvisibleвЂ™ box is checked for at least the connections you intend to use. You will now see the available in/output ports. On the left side select the ASIO4ALL driver.Go to Devices > Devices Setup > VST Audio system and use the drop down menu under вЂAudio DriverвЂ™ to select your audio interface (ASIO4ALL).WeвЂ™re going to set up the ASIO4ALL driver and connect a mic (mono) input and a master (stereo) out bus. I am very happy to finally have the mic working, but I would be very grateful for any help regarding the audio output.

However, I have tried both adding Realtek HD Audio Output and removing it in the Control Panel, but this has solved nothing. I have been to Devices > Device Setup > VST Audio System > ASIO4ALL v2 > Control Panel, then selected the USB Mic instead of the inbuilt mic. IвЂ™m afraid IвЂ™m not used to such complex software, and so far have been unable to solve the problem. I have tested my headphones/in-built speakers using the sampler track keyboard, and again there is silence.

However, I am unable to hear anything I have recorded. I have managed to set up a USB Mic thanks to advice given here ( ), and am now able to record audio after downloading an ASIO4ALL Driver. I am new to the Cubase family and am using it to record interviews. I am having problems with my new Cubase 9 Elements software, and would be most grateful if somebody could offer some advice.