Hi friends,
I use Cubase without a virtual or a real control room, just solo accustic piano. I wanted to edit a sample with scrub but I can not hear it on my NS10’s/ Audient ID44/primary audio interface (no head phone setup). In preferences, I have scrub volume up, and I have VST Control Room “phones” deselected. The most important and frustrating thing, when I scrub, I can see the Audio on my master /mixdown channel. Playback audio works fine, but somehow, with Control Room disabled, I do not here that audio on the master bus, even though I see the vitual VU “bouncing” with audio. Is there some trick to getting my scrub audio to be routed to my main audio interface DAW input? Cubase playback goes right to my audio interface and out my NS10’s. But that scrub audio, which cubase shows on the master bus, never makes it to my ID44. With that said, there is some very quiet scrub sound that DOES make it to the ID44 and the NS10’s but just a bass tick sound which is not specific to any point in the same/ piano track… So maybe the software scrub itself is broken/ not working right on my PC? But I do see the master bus virtual VU bouncing with much more audio then that random bassy tick sound…
Thanks!
Tom
Hi and welcome to the forum,
If you are using Control Room, all the preview signals are routed over to the Monitor bus. Add Monitor 1 bus in the Control Room and choose the wanted Audio Port.
Thanks for the welcome and quick reply. I am not using control room/ no monitoring, just recording accustic solo piano performance, playback, mixdown.
Is it possible toi hear scrub when sample editing without control room? If not I will enable control room and go down that path even though I do not need monitoring, talk back, headphones, etc…
Thanks!
Tom
Hi,
If the Control Room is disabled, the monitor is routed to the “Main Mix” bus, which you define in the Audio Connections > Outputs, by right-click to the bus of your choice.
When I go to select STEREO OUT for my control room, it tells me that any prior connections to STEREO OUT will be terminated. That doesn’t sound good. Did I miss something that would allow for scrubbing without the control room?
Hi,
This is correct. In Cubase, you cannot attach a single Port to multiple busses. You can do so in Nuendo only.
I’ve been using Cubase for over twenty years now, and I was a beta tester in 1989 when they introduced Cubase 1.0 on a floppy. I periodically ask for an option that would allow us to maintain a streamlined workflow without the control room and without the penalty of losing a critical tool like scrubbing. But over the years, I’ve gotten so used to not having it that I can stare at a waveform and usually pick out the problem area… but scrubbing would still be nice to have as well as midi note starts and other conveniences that speed up workflow. Thanks for the quick response and Happy New Year.
William Coakley