And… of course, nothing is muted and volume settings are set correctly at the Cubase mixer and on the audio interface itself. You need to make sure your tracks are still set up to use these input and output busses.Īfter that then it is a matter of having your speakers properly connected to whatever outputs are set to be the stereo out bus. Post some screenshots of what is listed as the input and output busses in the VST Connections menu. Was anything updated that would be associated with this situation? Maybe a computer FireWire driver was auto updated? Btw… what computer are you using? I would really appreciate any help I can get. It’s incredibly frustrating! Does anybody perhaps have an idea what is going on and know of a way for me to troubleshoot/fix the issue? So yea, that’s the issue that I’m having.

However, no output whatsoever.īy the way… I have tried using FL Studio to see if I can get it working there… And I get the same result (not that I’m a pro at FL Studio). M-Audio PROFIRE ASIO: Visually, I can see almost perfect input (when I say visually, I mean I can see the levels changing perfectly as I strum). Input works horribly (lots of delay and very crackly). Generic Low Latency ASIO driver: No output or input working.ĪSIO directX full duplex driver: No ouput. I’ve tried different inputs as well (ASIO4ALL v2, ASIO directX full duplex driver & M-Audio PROFIRE ASIO). I’m starting to think that I’ve screwed it up even more by doing this (?). Since then, I have tried troubleshooting this and changed like a million settings. I have no idea why and no idea what I did. I have had no issues till now and have produced many songs like this.

For the past year and a half, I have been using the the “Generic low latency ASIO driver” as the input (linked to the M-Audio Profire 610), and “Speakers” as output. I record all my guitar and vocal tracks through an M-Audio Profire 610 into my Windows PC via the old-school firewire.

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