Thread Cubase and E-mu 1820m problem.
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Hi,
I've just gotten around to set up my little home studio after ignoring it for a while, due to being overworked. First thing I did was to upgrade all my drivers and go about setting up a default cubase song and patchmix session to match it. MIDI now works flawlessly.
I set up all my MIDI modules to, via an analog mixer, go to Dock 1L/1R. I then set up a send from patchmix to send to ASIO IN 5/6 - HOST. I enabled the input in Cubase VST, set up a stereo channel, enabled IN 3L/R (which matches to the Dock 1L/1R input) and started recording. To my surprise, the track is turned to a mono track as soon as I stop recordning, and the resulting data is in mono (I can't see the waveform though, all is white). As soon as I remove what was recorded, stereo is enabled on the track again. Does anyone know what I'm missing?
Kind regards,
Marcus
I've just gotten around to set up my little home studio after ignoring it for a while, due to being overworked. First thing I did was to upgrade all my drivers and go about setting up a default cubase song and patchmix session to match it. MIDI now works flawlessly.
I set up all my MIDI modules to, via an analog mixer, go to Dock 1L/1R. I then set up a send from patchmix to send to ASIO IN 5/6 - HOST. I enabled the input in Cubase VST, set up a stereo channel, enabled IN 3L/R (which matches to the Dock 1L/1R input) and started recording. To my surprise, the track is turned to a mono track as soon as I stop recordning, and the resulting data is in mono (I can't see the waveform though, all is white). As soon as I remove what was recorded, stereo is enabled on the track again. Does anyone know what I'm missing?
Kind regards,
Marcus
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