I searched for hours for a solution and came empty handed.
so… up until today i used to record my stuff wile wearing a wired headphones connected directly to my monitors. needless to say it is very uncomfortable especially when playing guitar/bass and every time I want to move to my E-piano.
so i purchased a new pair of Sony wh-1000XM3. I love them. they have active sound cancelling and brilliant sound.
I connected them to my computer and was able to listen to wav, mp3, movies, games… etc
When i am working on Cubase and want to playback my project and record, the sound is coming out of my monitors.
looks as if your Audio Connections in Cubase are incomplete. You may need to add the BT-Device for the headphones as an Output and assign them adequately. Perhaps via functions like Control Room, or track-based “Sends” to there audio output bus.
Alternatively, you can connect a BT-Transmitter to the connector, where you had your wired headphones connected to.
But - before you start digging into it - I have been experimenting with BT quite a lot. Result was, that with BT connections you can get at best to 40 milli seconds latency. THis with BT apt-X and the extended feature Low Latency. If not using apt-x and LL, you get 200 milli seconds.
Since you say, that you (simultanously ? ) play your E-Piano or guitar, already 40 milli seconds is quite a huge delay. 200 ms is not workable in my opinion.
Even if connecting a BT-Transmitter to the monitor speaker connector ( the one where you had your wired headphones connected to) you will run into this problem.
Hi Juergi,
Thanks a lot for the fast reply and for the info !!
200 ms is indeed a really bad latency.
i think i’ll buy a long wire for those headphones. luckily Sony kept the wired option on them.