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How to use my Mackie Onyx in Cubase

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  • 20-05-2008 3:51pm
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    white_falcon
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    So I finally fixed a problem with the firewire on my PC and want to try and record with my Mackie Onyx Satellite. However, the manual for the Mackie doesnt show how to use it with cubase.

    How do you normally use an audio interface with Cubase?


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    white_falcon
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    Even if someone could just tell me how to use an audio interface in cubase usually - as in how do you set them up it would be handy thanks


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    ogy
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    Devices -> Device Setup -> VST Audiobay -> Master ASIO Driver drop down -> select the driver for the onyx.

    hope that helps:)


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    white_falcon
    Closed Accounts Posts: 793 ✭✭✭white_falcon


    ogy wrote: »
    Devices -> Device Setup -> VST Audiobay -> Master ASIO Driver drop down -> select the driver for the onyx.

    hope that helps:)

    yea thanks

    i think theres more to it than that, because i create an audio track with the onyx driver set up correctly and all, and the only in and out it gives me are Virus ASIO in, and Virus ASIO out - Virus Ti keyboard im using.. :(

    Ah well..more fiddling about to be done i suppose


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    ogy
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    ok that sound like you have no busses set up so:

    Devices -> VST Connections -> Inputs Tab -> Add Bus -> Stereo x 1 -> Click on the corresponding left and right inputs under device ports and there should be options for your mackie inputs there -> do the same thing under outputs

    if the mackie ins and outs aren't listed the driver isn't working properly


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