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.

Hello there,

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

Hey, let me start by saying I'm completely new to computer recording and I'm needing help getting set up. I'm looking to spend about $700 (maybe $800) for a small setup. I know I'll need software, and interface, a mic, monitors, and a midi keyboard. However, I've already got decent monitors and I'm hoping I can forego the keyboard for a while.

Hope you guys can help out:

Howdy,

i've been having some automation problems w/ Reaktor 5 and C4.

i'm using the pitch shifter module and have been trying to automate both the "shift" knobs and the "mix" knobs. everything writes the way it's supposed to, the stuff shows up in the automation tracks and everything, but when i playback/read the auto. nothing happens.

Why is Cubase automatically pitch shifting samples that I import?

Hi all,

I hope I can explain this problem properly.

I do a lot of voice-over work in Cubase LE and I edit out the pauses, breaths, etc, using the sample waveform editor.

Am lost in the sea of choice and progress in building a new system for my mid-size commercial studio.

Have been offered a HD3 system for $8000k and bought a 192 converter for $2200... but now I'm not so sure I want to use Pro Tools - I'm a Nuendo/Cubase SX guy. the thoughts of going to Pro Tools depresses me on a software basis.