Well it took me about a year to figure out how to configure Cubase to record MIDI from a keyboard. Now I wish to record an audio file via my sound card line in. I've set up a new project (24 track audio recorder) and have my minidisc player plugged into tha back of my sound card. Sound is coming out of my PC speakers so I am assuming that I have got it in the right hole!!! 🙂
Now when I play the minidisc, nothing registers within cubase. I have tried to change the input within cubase but I only have a vast choice of input 1 and input. Neither of which are giving me any joy.
Originally posted by jimslyp69You need to arm the track. I use Sonar, but I imagine it's very similar (used to use Cubase.) I guess there's a menu item called 'track' ... look there. Unless the track is 'armed', it won't register input.
Well it took me about a year to figure out how to configure Cubase to record MIDI from a keyboard. Now I wish to record an audio file via my sound card line in. I've set up a new project (24 track audio recorder) and have my minidisc player plugged into tha back of my sound card. Sound is coming out of my PC speakers so I am assuming that I have got it in ...[text shortened]... ase but I only have a vast choice of input 1 and input. Neither of which are giving me any joy.
Originally posted by guyharrisI think I will read all that tomorrow. I am getting tired. I have figured how to do what I'm doing with some software which has a 15 day free trial off the Internet. But thanks dude. It will come in handy next time I wish to do some audio recording on Cubase.
It means to tell the track that it needs to record the data being fed in, MIDI or Audio.
Try this link: http://www.pcmus.com/cubase%20settings.htm