Can't disable Rev-X

Steinberg Hardware
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Howdy everybody,

I’ve run into a pretty silly issue and I suspect the answer is obvious… I am using Cubase 7.5 with Windows 8 and a UR824 interface.

For the life of me, I can’t disable Rev-X. I’ve tried through the UR824 control panel itself and within Cubase itself. In the UR824 control panel, the blue SEND button remains illuminated no matter what I do. In Cubase, Rev-X automatically engages whenever I create a new project. Neither the REV send buttons under the hardware tabs (in the inputs columns) or anything in the Hardware Setup window will turn it off. The on/off toggle button at the top left of the Rev-X settings window is also grayed out.

What the heck am I missing?

Thanks!
Thunderjacks

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Hi Thunderjack

Have you checked your VST connections window, every so often mine defaults to the revX being the default output (under the output tab) for some reason and I have to load my setup(which is a saved preset). Is you problem that you hear the revx all the time?

Best Regards

Dave

BTW you should probably take this over to the UR824 Forum:-)

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Thanks, Dave. You’re probably right about the sub-forum… I’ll move it if I the mystery persists after a few days. (…or if a mod would like to do so, by all means…)

VST outputs are as they should be. Correct, the issue is that none of the obvious functions/buttons that are normally supposed to turn off Rev-X will listen to me. I’m wondering if there is some setting somewhere that is doing the overriding. It’s pretty peculiar.

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Hi Thunderjack

Are you hearing reverb all the time, or only on the live recording input channels or?,just trying to get a picture of where you’re hearing it from and when…

Best Regards

Dave

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It affects only the live recording channels. It’s quite baffling, because the on/off buttons are readily visible in a number of different windows, yet none of them will actually switch it off.

Hmm…

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Hi again Thunderjack

Do you see the “Hardware” tab in the Mixer, that’s where the "level"for the revx send is

Best Regards

Dave

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Is it possible that you are in fact not hearing the Rev-X of the Hardware, but rather the Rev-X plugin being used - because you’re using a Template that you didn’t realize was using Rev-X?