Sorry to re-post but hopefully I’ve explained my problem a little better.
After analyzing a (vocal) audio segment, I click on the segment with my mouse (as I’ve done hundreds of times before) listen to the audio and make whatever changes I feel are needed, but now, for some odd reason I cannot hear the audio when I clock on it with my mouse. I’ve never had this happen before nor have I made any changes that might trigger a result such as this. Now, while in the VariAudio window, if I click PLAY it plays the solo’d out segment and I can hear it without any problem but, once again, when I click on the segment with my mouse, I cannot hear the audio.
Why do you have to start a new topic about the same thing, when you not even answered the questions about your settings concerning acoustic feedback I asked you in the other thread…
I apologize, I’m new to the forum and just wanted to explain my issue a little better, I didn’t realize I could have simply done that under my original topic. I didn’t answer your previous questions re; acoustic feedback because I cannot find “acoustic feedback” anywhere in my settings.
My question to you is, do you know for a fact that the “acoustic feedback” is where the problem is and, where it can be fixed?
I’m of the opinion it’s not a simple fix, if it were I would have received either a simple solution by now, or I would have fixed the problem myself. I’ve been a Cubase user since 2007 and I’ve never had this issue before.
Well, since you´re using Cubase or almost 4 years now, you might try to learn how to use its pdf manuals search function…
One arrow in the image below shows the acoustic feedback button, the other the audition level fader.
Of course I do not know for a fact that this is the problem (there are several settings and routing possiblities to lose the signal somewhere…), but at least I seem to have one more idea than you, where to start looking for the problem, (and if that´s not it, I maybe got one or two more) It´s up to you - take it or leave it…
There is a good possibility it is such a simple fix. And since you´ve don´t seem to have heard of the “acoustic feedback button” before, that might well be the reason, you can´t fix this problem yourself…
