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it would be a good idea to read the manuals first…
at least the Startup Guide from the interface… it contains a step by step guide how to connect and how to do basic setup…
if you still have problems you can ask again, but if you are a new user to the forum you will have limited rights to write and answer to topics…
this changes after you read some other topics… and there are a lot available about connecting an UR C interface to Cubase
Hi, Betayon001
Sorry for yesterday - I had to deal quickly with something not planned…
I haven’t the time, presently, but will look more closely at your screeenshots this evening.
thank you, looking forward to it…i am ready dou
This looks correct. Just connect the speakers and/or headphones to the interface.
Ok, I have looked both at your screenshots and the URC manual and apparently, things are set as needed. Few questions, though :
- Even if the screenshots are a little too small, it seems that the Audio 01 track that you created is a stereo one : seems to not be a good choice as, apparently, there is no stereo inputs on the UR22C
- Following the previous point, could you tell us what’s in the Input routing drop down list of this track (or even better, post a screenshot with the Audio 01 track inspector with the Inputs list available in it) ?
- What were you recording in your first attempts (mics, instrument connected to the Hi-Z input, or with a line level…) ?
- It seems to me that there is an output bus missing : the headphones one. FWIW, the picture below shows the output options I have with my interface. As you can see, my headphones have a dedicated output bus and it’s not related to the Control room : they are specifically using both Analog 7 and Analog 8 outputs in all cases, otherwise, I simply wouldn’t be able to use them. This, no matter if the Control room is activated or not, so, something to check (looking at your available outputs list in the Audio connection window) and eventually add…
Additionaly, try again to record something with a sufficient level, just in case we would need a screenshot of the MixConsole later on…
EDIT : are you sure of the ASIO driver choosed ? Looking at the UR22C operation manual, the name of it should be Steinberg UR22C, not Yamaha Steinberg USB ASIO, which looks strangely as a Yamaha version of the Generic Low Latency ASIO Driver one, seeing the latency values that you get…
Do you connect your microphone using xlr cable. Because it looks phantom power is on. But it is only supplied to xlr connection.
You know you need to turn off the monitor button to hear what’s already recorded.
thanks aloooooot @misohoza , i just i tried it once and it worked i never knew what i pressed, i thought monitor would make me hear the playback… i just put it off now and it solved all my issues. i really appreciate
Monitor let’s you listen to the input signal…
make sure your gain is not to high… otherwise you get distorted recordings
@st10ss thank you guys, i will be moving next to the midi settings and EQ/effect later. Will contact you guys again incase i encounter any problem



