How do I create in Cubase the UR28M's "Mix 1", "Mix 2", "Mix 3"?

[alexis]

Hi,

Can someone tell me please how they are using the UR28M’s “Mix 1”, “Mix 2”, “Mix 3” buttons in one Cubase project?

I don’t know how to create alternate mixes in one Cubase project except with cue sends, and if I set up multiple cue sends I don’t know how to tell the UR28M which is Mix 1, vs Mix 2, vs Mix 3.

Thank you for any help!

PS: I don’t know if this is mainly a UR28M question or a Cubase question, mods please move if appropriate, thank you!

C14 Pro, W10

[steve]

Does this explain it?

UR28m source select & MixES explanation needed. Please Help

click on mix 1, set everything as you like it, then click mix 2 and set that as you want it. Nothing more to it than that:)

Or do it in Audio Connections using the Control Room

[alexis]

Thank you, @steve .

It’s a good thread with great info from the fantastic Mr. Brihar, but it doesn’t help me with what I think is something pretty basic I don’t understand, which is how to do this:

@strummer

Or, as Luis_che says, you can assign three different mixes from Cubase.

How do i create 3 different mixes in one Cubase project?

The arrow in your Pic points to different monitors of course. The UR28M distinguishes between Monitors A, B, and C vs Mixes 1, 2, and. 3.

So I’m not sure where/ how I create the different Mixes …

Thanks again.

[steve]

The mixes are monitor mixes, no?

@alexis

The UR28M distinguishes between Monitors A, B, and C vs Mixes 1, 2, and. 3.

How is this?

[alexis]

@steve

How is this?

Annotated in my phone, sorry

[steve]

I think you just activate a mix, make the adjustments that are available, and repeat for each mix

It’s not a Cubase mix that this refers to

[alexis]

@steve

I think you just activate a mix, make the adjustments that are available, and repeat for each mix

It’s not a Cubase mix that this refers to

Embarrassed to ask - what mix is being referred to then?

Any UR28M users here who use the Mix 1, Mix 2, and Mix 3 buttons who could also help out?

[steve]

The monitor mixes of the device itself – reverb, and the other settings available on the device, afaik.

[alexis]

@steve

The monitor mixes of the device itself – reverb, and the other settings available on the device, afaik.

Oh I see - you are saying what differentiates Mix 1 from Mix 2 and Mix 3 etc is simply any differently applied dspMixFX effects on the device itself?

[steve]

That’s my understanding, yes

[alexis]

OK, thank you, @steve , I hadn’t considered that.

[alexis]

Hi -

Apologies, I think I need to ask for more clarification please:

If I have created 3 Group Channels in C14 Pro (named “Submaster Mix 1”, “Submaster Mix 2”, “Submaster Mix 3”, e.g.), with the output of each being a slightly different mix of a project, is it possible to route the output of each of those Groups simultaneously to my interface?

Or are we limited to just one stereo out channel at a time in Cubase, full stop?

I’m asking because my Steinberg UR28M interface gives me the ability to route up to three different signals/“Mixes” to my speakers/headphones with just a simple push of one of three “Mix 1”, “Mix 2”, or “Mix 3” buttons, which could be super helpful of course. It’d be nice if each of those “Mixes” as the UR28M defines them could be the output of a different “Submaster Mix” Group channel in Cubase.

Thanks -