I’m completely new to Cubase, but my new employer uses it, so now there’s so much new stuff to learn.
At my home office I route my output audio through my RØDE NT-USB, and while I initially couldn’t get audio through that, I installed ASIO4ALL, and my sound came through with no problems. Now that I’m back at my office, I of course don’t use my mic, I just plug my headset into the laptop, but Cubase is now completely mute. It feels like I’ve tried everything; making new busses, fixing VST connections, durdling around in Device Setup, and even changing my driver back to Generic Low Latency Audio Driver (which was default when I started), but nothing.
I have audio from other sources, it’s just Cubase that won’t give me any sound output, neither on my headset or my laptop speakers.
Anyone?
EDIT: I’ve discovered that audio from other sources (YouTube) only works when I have the other driver activated, not whem ASIO4ALL is on.
What I assume you mean, is that there’s a separate program for setting up A4A, but I can’t seem to find something like that when I search for asio on my laptop, I only find the generic low latency driver setup. (I’m a Mac user on day-to-day basis, so sorry for a certain level of noobiness.)
ASIO4ALL is Windows only. I’m Mac user only. As far as I remember, the ASIO4ALL Control Panel hides it’s icon to the Start/Task bar (or how is it called) on the right side. Like this
Hm. I found the control panel (which was the same as when I open it in Cubase), but that one disappeared when I tried shutting down Cubase, so I think they’re connected, at least in that regard.