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cubase

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Cubase is a digital audio workstation developed by Steinberg for music and MIDI recording, arranging and editing. The first version, which was originally only a MIDI sequencer and ran on the Atari ST computer, was released in 1989

Problems with Cubase 5 & Alesis Multimix 8 USB

anonymous
Submitted by anonymous on

I cannon get Cubase 5 to recognize my Alesis Multimix 8 USB. (Please note that it is not the USB 2.0 model.)



I have tried visiting the Alesis website to download ASIO drivers, however there are none available for this board, as it is a plug n play device. The board included a copy of Cubase 4 le, so I am assuming that it SHOULD be compatible with Cubase 5.

spliting my keyboard by Cubase or nuendo software

anonymous
Submitted by anonymous on

Hi

Im ask for help abut spliting my keyboard {71 keye`s} by Cubase or nuendo software.

I want to split one trck to 3 zone`s and arrange 3 instrument`s [ like piano,bass, guitar in same track]

This request is for more comfortable when I useplay on my keyboard instead of searching and applying correct button`s



thanks

When recording Cubase records both instrumental and vocals

anonymous
Submitted by anonymous on

Basically every time I attempt to record on Cubase both my beat and my vocals record on one track, so basically as I record Cubase record both my vocals and instrumental at the same time which leaves me with a instrumental as one track, and vocals and instrumental as anouther track, something is wrong here the vocals should be recoreded on their own seprate from the instrumental.

Cubase SX 3 Midi Problem

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Submitted by Pharaoh on

hi,

i have no sound on Cubase 3 with my fatar SL 880 no matter what i do, (monitor,record). I'm kinda newbie in midi config. so what i did was inserting a cable into 1 of two outputs from my kb and on the other side plugged into IN . I don't find my kb in midi device manager list. I own an Delta 1010 LT

suggestions pls !

Help with MOTU 828 MKII, 8pre, and Cubase SX3

anonymous
Submitted by anonymous on

I recently purchased a MOTU 8pre to expand the number of microphone preamps on my 828 MKII so my band can record a demo with a full drumset. I'm running Cubase SX3, and I can't figure out how to set it up so that I have 10 different inputs (8 from the 8pre, plus the 2 on the MKII) recording at once in Cubase.