I simply can not get the microphone on Inputs 1-4 to go to an audio track input on Cubasis 3.5 when using a UR44.
The microphone works - I can hear it, because it’s going straight to the stereo out / headphones out - instead of being routed into a Cubasis Track.
I’ve set the audio channel input via Routing.
I can hear the microphone.
But arming the track does not set the input to go to the track - and this is confirmed by looking at the channel in the mixer.
It simply goes straight to the phones.
Is there a way to resolve this?
I would guess this is a hardware issue?
Has anyone else got this setup working.
In addition, please take a look at the “Adding Audio Tracks” chapter of our “Getting started with Cubasis” tutorial to learn more about audio routing in Cubasis:
Many thanks for your email.
Appreciate your answer.
Sadly, that doesn’t help.
The unit is the original UR44
I assure you that I have the inputs set up properly via “Routing” and the audio track armed and ready to record.
The +48v and the microphone are connected.
And the unit is in “CC MODE”
When starting Cubasis on the Ipad and choosing a project
Cubasis takes over the UR44
And after 7 seconds it times-out and reverts back to the last input settings - set via the Steinberg dspMixFX.
Which is why I know the microphone is working - I can hear it and I can see the levels display properly in the software.
The problem is either the hardware - or the firmware - or possibly Cubasis
All of the output channels are working properly.
Imported wav / flac files sound great.
But Cubasis can not assign the input channels on the UR44 to the audio track I wish to record on.
It simply times-out after 7 seconds and reverts back to the last settings on dspMIXFX
Also - the inputs on the UR44 work as expected within Nuendo ( on my PC W11 ) - which is my main DAW.
Therefore, the hardware does work properly - just not with Cubasis
Hence I believe it’s a firmware issue.
V2.12 ( the latest version ) is installed on my UR44
On further investigation - it appears from users of iPadOS 16.3 on both the iPad AIR and iPad Pro are having compatibility problems with soundcards.
Cubasis for iOS fully supports the use of class compliant audio devices. We are unaware about any issues in this area.
Please confirm that you’ve been successfully resolving the problem yourself, via enabling Mic access in the Apple Privay Settings, as already stated in this topic.