noname;239031 wrote:
The setup for ASIO is in the “devices” menu – choose “device setup” which opens a window with on the left hand side “VST audiobay” listed. Select that, and in the right hand side at the top, there is a dropdown list marked “master ASIO Driver”… Drop down the list – if there is nothing other than “ASIO Direct x full duplex”, and “ASIO – MME” listed, then your soundcard doesn’t support hardware ASIO (the directx and MME ASIO drivers are both software and far slower). If your soundcard does support ASIO, then you will have another option (mine is “E-Mu ASIO”) – select that, and tell it to switch when it asks you if you want to… That will change the heading below “VST audiobay” on the left panel to whatever you selected as your master ASIO driver. If you now select that on the left panel, the right panel will give you access to your sound card ASIO control panel (and access to playable latencies – ie below about 20ms)…
Worked perfectly! Cheers for that. Im usin ASIO4ALL v2 by the way.
Rete now thats sorted now I just need to find out a way of usin ma on-screen midi keyboard with Cubase coz like I said when I use it with Cubase, whenever I click a note on it, the program (The keyboard one) just stops respondin. Doesn’t do it when I’m just usin reason on its own, only when Cubase is open. Anyone got any ideas what this could be? Or even another downloadable free midi-keyboard that works with Cubase? (I rete rete need to buy one but I’m broke as a joke)
Edit: Never mind, got the keyboard workin now. Now I just need to figure out how to use Cubase properly its confusin as fuck!!!
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