I have had a lot of problems in the past with the functionality of my plugins and errors occuring. The effect was that whole sets of plugins would be "unloadable," in which I would have to uninstall, then RE-install the bundles. This leaves my "Plugin Information" window an absolute mess. Is there anyway that I clean it up a bit?

In Cubase SX3 part of the mixer is for the input channels. I recently figured out last night that the eq's and inserts on those channels ARE in fact destructive! But the problem is that it seems you can not hear what it sounds like until you record and playback. Is there a way to moniter the input channels with the inserts etc. applied to them? Thanks!

Please let me know exactly what hardware you use if you have a stable system using multiple Delta 1010s and Cubase SX3.

I'm currenlty having trouble with the quality of mix downs in Cubase sx3, their not as powerful as what i'm hearing back during mixing (lacking stero space and power once played on other stereos etc). I also use a set of Sennheiser headphones as reference monitors whilst mixing to check placement etc etc

My setup includes

When i plugin an instrument in input 1 i can record the sound.

But when i plug it into 2-8 I get no sound.

Help.

Can I get some input on what is better to record and master with... I have Cubase sx3 for my computer. But I also have a Roland VS 1680 hard disc station.. I have invested way to much time trying to master 2 songs I did on cubase..

I have Cubase SX3 and I've been trying to tweak out the settings forever now, but no matter what I do it will work fine for a bit, then while recording something, it will be out of time to the click after it's recorded. I try the ASIO Multimedia driver that Cubase automatically installs but I find it to be pretty crappy, or atleast hard to get good settings.

When I try to use the M-Audio ASIO driver I get Massive Crackle on playback. I can use any of the buffer settings, even the one >2000 and I still get the same crackle. The only difference is when I go down to 64 then it really gets bad. But anything above 128 is the same. If I use the "ASIO Multimedia Driver" provided in Cubase I only get a small amount of crackle and it sounds different.

So, I did a fair amount of research on SX3 and decided that it was what I wanted and would suit me best, so I bought it. But apparently I didn't dig deep enough because I didn't realize that Cubase 4 was going to be released so soon. Did I really screw up here?

Hi guys,
I'm newbie to this forum. Got my Tascam 1082 for a two weeks. Right now I'm just warming up for some „real work“ and of course there are problems from time to time.