What is the best way to hook a midi keyboard (1 midi out port),
a Alesis SR16 drum machine (1 midi in and 1 midi out), a Roland SC8850 sound module (2 midi in and 2 midi out) with a Tascam FW1884 mixer. I've made a few attempts and have successfully recorded midi, but somehow it doesn't work anymore.
Should the keyboard go into the sound module or the FW1884.

Does anyone know anything about mixing facilities in Cubase LE? Specificaly setting up multiple stereo mixes in the same way some analog desks use groups; ie assigning tracks to stereo channels with compression,eq, etc applied to the stereo group rather than individual tracks as well being able have the unprossessed group in the mix for sidechaining drums etc.

Ok...I'm an idiot when it comes to midi. I'm borrowing my buddies 49key Radium and hooked it up to the midi input on my FW1884. I go into Cubase SX, add a midi track, and when I play I hear myself playing piano...cool, but every time I hit a key there is a short delay between when I hit the key and when audio comes out.

Im currently mixing some songs in CubaseSX 2.0.2 and am using a MOTU 828mkII as my main in/out device. I have a pair of reference moniters linked to the main speaker outs and a set of really great altec lansing computer speakers on analog outs 1-2.

I have a m-audio elta 44 breakout box, and Cubase se. but for some reason I can only use the first two inputs on the breakout box. liek If I try to select it to come from inpur 3 it won't let me, any ideas as to what I can do to solve this?

I need to connect the dbx376 tube strip that I just recently purchased to my DIGI002 (rack). I'd like to do that via S/PDIF leaving the analog output to a monitor mixer.

The problem is that the host recording app (Cubase SX) doesn't display a External sync option in the combo box for synchronization selection in the ASIO dialog.

Hi everyone,

can someone tell me what major advantage I would have using cubse sx 1 vs Cubase vst 5 on windows?

It seems to me that Cubase vst 5 is more stable then sx.

any opinion?

This may seem terribly simple to some but i need help. I just bought Cubase SE and i need to know how to hook up my guitar so i can record some simple demos. I have a M-audio USB interface but i dont know how to make that the input so that Cubase uses the signal from my USB port instead of my sound card. Help would be very much appreciated.

I've been having many problems with the two since I bought them about a week ago. I've solved many of them but there is still this one that I cant fix. This is what happens, I'll record my drums in Cubase SX...then I'll try to edit it or add eqs and effects to it.

I've connected my PC running Cubase SX2 with my MIDI controller keyboard - Evolution MK449C through USB. The MIDI out from the keyboard is connected to the MIDI in of an AKAI MPC2000.