Hails all,

Im still elarning Cubase SX now that I got a decent computer. But I am trying to mix down a quick demo, for the hell of it I tried to mix it down higher than 16bit. Which works great on the computer. But when I burn it to a CDR it comes out all fuzz in my CD player. Can anyone explain why this is?

Whenever I try to enable recording in Cubase LE I get this message:

"Record could not be enabled because there is no input.Open the input window and enable the desired input."

Question:
Where can I find the "input window"?

Thanks in advance.

Hi everybody
I am a beginner with B4. I use it in Cubase Sx2.2
When B4 is unfolded in VST instruments track, I see two different "tracks" :B4 (with volume, panning etc. automation options) and B4L(with the instrument's actual parameters' automation)

Just curious what everyone thinks about this:

Hi,
I am using a m-audio octane connected to a firewire 1814 via toslink to record various tracks into Cubase sx2. Recently, when setting up the channels in the vst connections, I noticed that Cubase no longer recognises all of the optical channels but only recognises the first two. Has anyone come across this problem before?
Thanks in advance
Eoin

Hi,

I've just sold a G3 pismo powerbook, 400MHz 320 RAM. He's installed VST 32 but when he opens vst performance the overload light is flashing on and off. There is nothing at all happening, a couple of audio tracks, no plugins nothing. Any ideas on how I can help him rectify this?

I'm recording an acoustic electric and using a sure microphone, when recording I have very low volume on the mic, co I adjust it so that the guitar does not flood out the vocals, however the volume is extremely low. Is there a way to turn up the final project before burning it to a CD which would require extremely excessive use of volume in the car or wherever?

Wuts up? Does anybody know how to make the new Mackie onyx to work with Cubase sx thru firewire? please help

So like I have my Firebox right... it has two front mic/instrument inputs, and 2 1/4's in the back. In Cubase when I do an audio track it shows IN: IN 1, IN 2. But no 3 or 4 though they are there, and they will work if I bring up the Firebox mixer thing. How do I get Cubase to show it? I'm confused and I can't figure it out.