File exchange between Cubasis and supported hard drives is handled via the “Open in/Open with” iOS function.
Please check with the manufacturer if the PQI Air Pen device supports this function and how to enable it (e.g. SanDisk drives require to install and launch the corresponding iOS sync app).
Exporting files to external hard drives is explained in the MediaBay chapter of Cubasis’ in-app help.
“Open in/Open with” support has to be provided/enabled by the hard drive / wireless drive manufacturer.
While Cubasis can be installed on iOS 7.1.4 we recommend to use it with the latest available iOS version.
Some of the features (e.g. Audio Unit) require iOS 9, and it is likely that other functions might not perform as expected with older iOS versions.
I am new to this forum and to cubasis. But so far the software is terrific. I am using it with an iPad Air 2 and my audio interface is the itrack doc. A great program!
Quick question: when I try to punch-in and record, it records and adds to the existing sound. It doesn’t replace the recording, it adds to it. Am I doing something wrong?
Hello Lars,
It seems there is no support for IO Dock 2 in the current Cubasis version - so I was wondering if it is in plans? It hasn’t been that long ago that I bought it and would have eagerly used Cubasis. Somehow doing some web searches I got the picture that Cubasis was compatible with IO Dock 2 sometime earlier - am I right? Thanks!
Oh, wait a minute…I realized that Cubasis LE wasn’t going to work with IO Dock, but full Cubasis does. And it’s now running well on my iPad…so no problem anymore!