Recording issue with Cubase AI6

[thebirthdayskeleton]

Hi there, this is my first time using a Cubase product, and I’ve encountered a bit of a problem.

Setting up went smoothly, the device I’m working with (Yamaha Audiogram3) works, the track I set up is ready to go, so then I click record and play the guitar part.

However, when I click stop, the bar indicating that I have recorded a track disappears, and I am left with no recording. I’m sure this is a really simple mistake, but I’m completely stumped as to fixing it. Any and all help would be appreciated.

Thank you for your time.

[Jarno]

At least MIDI tracks behave like this, if there was no MIDI events to record. So, is this a MIDI (or instrument) track? If so, check your track input settings.

[thebirthdayskeleton]

It’s an instrument track, yes. I am currently using mono as input.

I noticed that the clipping indicator wasn’t registering any sound being made at all (though this is not a problem with the connection as far as I can tell - the guitar is audible in my headphones and the Audiogram3 and my computer seem to be co-operating). I hope this helps.

Thank you.

[Mister_A]

Are you arming the individual track to record? (See the red button on the left near the top?)

[Split]

@thebirthdayskeleton

It’s an instrument track, yes. I am currently using mono as input.

I noticed that the clipping indicator wasn’t registering any sound being made at all (though this is not a problem with the connection as far as I can tell - the guitar is audible in my headphones and the Audiogram3 and my computer seem to be co-operating). I hope this helps.

Thank you.

Sounds like you are trying to record a guitar to a MIDI track!!! (instrument track is also MIDI)

Create an Audio track.