Hey guys!

I recently set up Cubase 5.1 on my laptop and I plugged in a USB mixboard that is working properly, however I can not get Cubase to receive a signal from it. I've exhausted all the option in my device setup menu, and I don't know what the problem is. Any help or tips?

At the high school attending I'm the main sound guy of the tech team. We had a bunch of old studio equipment lying around: enough to create some decent demo recordings in my spare time. I borrowed a G5 iMac from the tech class, as it would already have some loaded software for me to use.

Hello world,

Thanks for reading this post. I am having some really weird latency issues using Cubase 5. Am using a Tascam US-1641 soundcard with a Dell Studio XPS 16 (2.4 C2D, 3GB DDR3, 320GB HDD). Seven out of the 8 mic inputs on the Tascam are being used for Drum recording and the 9th input (Instrument) is being used for guitar.

Cubase 5.1
Cakewalk SI-String Section VST

When I play SI-String Section into a project in Cubase 5.1, the first notes sound well but after a pair of seconds, they distorted a lot and it is impossible to make it sounds well.

Anyone who have experimented the same problem?

Any solution or idea?

Hello.
A friend of mine asked me to make this threat.
This is question regarding Waves Soundshifter G offline.
I have Pro Tools and the same plugin works fine.
But when my friend installed it on Neundo and on Cubase the Soundshifter G offline doesn't appear in plugin insert list.
But when I go to Plug-in information I can see it.

Hi, I have Cubase 4 Studio.

I'm not really sure why this version is called studio because it does not have a built in phase inverter.
My friend assured that studio version had everything I needed but he was wrong and I switched the pick-ups to kill zone mode and he is no more.

Hey, guys. I have come to the point where I must decide what DAW software to purchase. I plan to rely heavily on MIDI orchestration/instrumentation as well as live instrumentation for my music. Because I plan to incorporate MIDI, I have been told that it would be to my benefit to buy Cubase 5, as its MIDI capabilities are some of the best.

I worked with Hans only briefly and a long time ago, but we share a common opinion about UAD plugs.
They really get very close to the real things... Even if they need a card to play on, somehow it is just more
sound in them then digital algorythms..
;-)

Hey everyone, I'm hoping to gain some insight into how the pro's go about recording multiple takes of drums and compiling them into one good complete take. I'm managing to do it in Cubase SX3 but the process is somewhat complicated - more so that I think it should be. This is my current workflow: