Hello Martin. I have the same problem as SteveH, although my OS is MacOS High Sierra.
I’ve tried it with Soundflower 2.02 and the Loopback2 demo but I can’t get either Filmora or OBS to “listen” to Cubase Pro (if I choose the Steinberg interface as ASIO driver. If I choose the Integrated Audio of the MacBook Pro, so I don’t have already problems)
Could you tell us how you got it and what virtual audio cable you use to make videotuts?
Thanks and greets,
The UR28M has a function called LOOPBACK that’s theoretically designed for these tasks but it does not work either.
I think it has to be a problem with the multimedia driver of the UR28M with High Sierra.
I need some advice as I am trying to do exactly the same things. Basically I am using Cubase 10 and UR28M. My plan is to create some Cubase tutorial using OBS Studio.
I have activated loopback function but I can’t figure out how to get Cubase output and my microphone to work together.
I am so frustrated as I cannot reach a final solution.
Are you on Mac or on Windows? Which of the Virtual Cable software have you tried?
The general idea is to send the signal from Cubase to the Virtual Audio input, same as the source from your mice. Then select the Virtual Audio Cable as the audio source in your other (screen capture) software.