I have two different Cubase 12 project opened. When I record audio, the waveform shows or is printed different in both. One is bigger and the other is very small almost like it’s not there. Anyone knows why this might be happening?
This is coming from the same UAD neve preamp settings, Lewitt 520 mic and an empty stereoIn(no plugins - and set to 0) in mixing console. This issue doesn’t really affect my recording but I 'm so curious to know why it might be happening.
I mean that each project seems to have its own ideas on what the minimum waveform zoom is. One project’s minimum is very tiny, the other project’s minimum is more legible.
Why is there a difference at all? That’s the question.
If you move the zoom slider all the way in and then out, does something change in regards to the minimum, or do we still get the same results for both projects?
I wonder if a global workspace could be used to “force” the zoom levels beyond where they’re stuck. A long shot, but it’s worth a try.
It could very well be that I have also had this, but because I almost never hop between two projects I just hadn’t noticed yet.
Thanks for your reply. The waveform slider is the same(down to the minimum). The reason is to know why there is a different in the audio waveform print. . . .
I get the same result moving or zooming the slider. It doesn’t seems to change anything outside making the waveforms bigger or smaller.