Cubase 10 will only play highlighted tracks.

[planarchist]

@Weasel

The monitor track option is enabled in at least some the tracks you can’t hear, is this part of the the problem? This is normal behaviour.

Nic: I noticed that as well, and before I wrote my last post, I ran a couple of tests with Monitor engaged on a number of tracks; changing the Monitor modes (Manual, TapeMachine, etc). I couldn’t get a Selected Track to be the only thing being heard. I’d like to see the results of eph221 running my wild goose chase first and see what shakes out.

Ah well, just hoping it was something simple! I get caught out by simple things sometimes and I’ve been using Cubase for centuries (well all of this one and the last!).

But indeed the selected track bit of it is very weird.

[eph221]

Well thank you peeps. It’s working normally now. Just very, very weird

[eph221]

oops, it’s doing it again on a new track. To record to a new track I usually just highlight the track I’m recording and all the other tracks play. Now I have to highlight and click the little monitor button in order to hear the other tracks. It’s a completely new behavior. Is there a preference for this?

[sophocha]

Having the same problem and I’ve solved it. It is driver related! I have an old Mbox2 audio interface with some beta drivers which are not Windows 10 certified. If I choose the original driver in Cubase I have to highlight ALL track in order to hear them. Then I’ve switched to ASIO4ALL driver and voila, fixed the issue!