You are welcome… If you donˋt know how to configure Battery - try the NI forums, or the VST instrument forums.
Cubase outputs the signal it gets delivered from the VSTi. Each channel shows 2 peak meter bars, so (unless you are in post panner metering mode), the output is 2 channels. If the sample you are trying to send is the waveform one can see in the background in green - looks like this is 2 channel mono anyway. And as we also can see, channel 7/8 seems the have a stereo signal - at least it shows different levels for left and right.
That particular sample was dual mono, correct. But I have other stereo samples which are still outputting as mono - the part I can’t figure out is at what stage is it forcing into mono. If Cubase is receiving it at it comes out of the VSTi, that means it’s somewhere in Battery 4. But, there are no options or places to configure output channels in Battery - you can only select which stereo output to send the sample to when it has played, which can be seen in the first picture.
When playing the samples in Battery 4 standalone mode, they output as stereo. So this would lead me to think there is something Cubase is doing that’s forcing it into mono, even though it’s outputting onto a stereo track.