Hi, So, my other DAW (name of which rhymes with Mableton Five) properly supports aggregate devices on MacOS. I have my 3 RME Multifaces, giving me 24 input channels and an A&H QU24, giving me 24 more. Latency is also pretty good on the combined aggregate system. I have to use an aggregate device to…

Shure? Here the Aggregate Device is working with PreSonus Studio Live and iConnectMIDI4.

Maybe as simple as this? [image] Aggregate Device not showing all inputs New to Mac, but trying to create an Aggregate Device of Pioneer Nexus 900 mixer and Komplete Audio 6 both connected via USB. When I set Cubase up in Devices to use the Aggregate Device, it only shows me inputs/out…

I was checking out to see if the vepro Pro can run external hardware on a slave computer but it can’t do that because I need to add more ins and outs for external hardware and I can’t do that via vepro

Could be! I’ll try using “default” rather than “empty”. The reason I’d given up trying, was that Steinberg support themselves told me (when I asked about this) that aggregate devices aren’t supported.

Nope. Not working. It’s working OK in Ableton, but Cubase is only seeing the RME channels. Edit: Interestingly, the Akai MPC software does similar to Cubase, but throws an error because the sample rate is different on the 2 devices. QU24 is 48KHz. “Mableton” seems to cope with different sample rate…

Ahh…there’s your problem. You can’t run multiple audio devices at different sample rates like that. Ableton might be dumb enough to allow aggregation at different rates but as it’s a fixed rate DAW it will probably screw up your recording sync when you get to export stage.

It’s working fine in Ableton, even at the export stage.

Other DAW allows aggregate devices (48 chans), not Cubase

Cubase

Grim February 19, 2018, 4:58pm 3

Maybe as simple as this?