Audio out off Cubase to record in OBS

[Johnny_Moneto]

But which one do you use in Cubase? I assume the Scarlett.

Please have a look at this overwhelming graphic.
It depicts that Cubase uses an audio system that is independent of Windows’ system (where OBS exists).

Generally you need to be able to get the signal that Cubase outputs to the interface on the ASIO side back to the input of the audio interface, preferrably to the Windows side. This is indicated by the “loopback” line.

Your Scarlett does not have a software loopback function but Focusrite recommends to connect the SPDIF out with the SPDIF in by means of a coaxial cable.

Does the Scarlett range have "loopback"?

There are other software solutions to achieve a loopback. One is called ASIO Linkpro, but it might be complicated to setup. Another is called Voicemeter Banana. Yet another solution is a plugin called ReaStream (from Cockos). This plugin uses a software network connection rather than an audio device to let you “stream” the signal from Cubase to the Windows Audio System.

If you are looking how to setup Cubase when using anything but ReaStream, check this out:

OBS streaming using Cubase audio

Just an example if you have an audio interface with loopback ability. This is without using Cubase’s Control Room so that it works in every version. [grafik] I create an output bus “To OBS” in Audio Connections. This gets connected to the stereo channel pair of my audio interface where I have activated loopback. In this example Adat 5 & 6. If I only use 1 audio track I can use a Sends slot to send the signal to the “To OBS” bus. In OBS I will choose the pyhsical input from my audio interfac…

For setting up Cubase with ReaStream look here:

Cubase audio to OBS

you can use ReaStream plugin of Reaper completely free ReaStream [image] [image] just install the plugin in Obs [image] and put it as an insert on the cubase output