I get no sound in cubase, no metronome and I cant hear playback. I have sound activity as the bars move but nothing comes out. The only way I get any sound is hold rightclick on the audiotrack the left click on “play (9)” and hold it. I only hear the raw sound though. I can see on the bar that I have added distortion as its way stronger when I turn it on compared to off. So clearly cubase have registed the imput of distortion from the amprack.
I had no problem hearing sounds from samples or while writing in midi before I plugged in my Scarlett
No clue if the issue is with my settings in cubase, my routing or in the scarlett.
The scarlett is selected as input and output. And I installed the latest drivers earlier today. Also, checked now and the samples do work so its just the playback from the recorded guitartracks.
And like I said, the bars move when I stum and the recorded event is almost peaking so something got recorded, I just cant hear it x.x
I can deactivate the record, I can flick monitor on and off, and playaround with the mute. Nothing changes.
I will adjust the title now after finding the issue is with the guitartracks
On this track, there is no record enabled nor is monitoring activated…
On your Scarlett is no Direct Monitoring available… Which Scarlett do you own?
As far as I remember, all of them can use DM.
Check your I/O settings (F4) if everything is ok there…
Well on that track playback worked even if they were not activated.
I do have a DM on the scarlet but have it currently turned of (have tried with it on aswell for the guitar track). It’s a 2i2 gen2.
There seems to clearly be an issue with your audio interface. The Focusrite USB ASIO is showing “???” for input and output latency. That is a problem. I would try uninstalling the focusrite drivers and reinstalling them again. Follow the guidelines for setting up your interface in Cubase and see if that resolves this issue. There are great videos on how to setup your Focusrite 2i2 in Cubase. I would make sure your Focusrite is setup right first. Check your inputs and outputs in the Focusrite Control software and make everything is coming through there properly. I have seen where I wasn’t getting any levels to hear and it was a simple issue in the Focusrite Control software that resolved it.