[SOLVED] iPad Pro 11, Blue Yeti USB issues

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I have the Yeti connected to a brand new iPad Pro 11 via a USB-USB C adapter. Cubasis records the signal from Yeti and I can monitor the input signal using headphones connected to Yeti.

Problem: tracks in Cubasis are playing back through iPad speakers, not the headphones. After restarts and unplugging/plugging the mic back in I managed to get a crackled signal from the tracks to the headphones instead of the tablet speakers. However, in those cases Cubasis transport controls respond to touch randomly or not at all.

What am I missing? I saw someone use a powered USB hub before the USB lightning adapter. Is that necessary? I don’t need a powered USB hub with Cubasis 2 & iPad Air 2.

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Hi Arijalmari,

Thank you for your message.

Unfortunately we’re not equipped with Blue’s Yeti, so we’re unable trying to give the issue a repro.
Cubasis 3 fully supports the use of CC-compatible audio devices.

I’d suggest to get in touch with Blue Microphones regarding the topic.
I’m at hand if they require any support from our end.

Hope that helps,
Lars

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Thanks, Lars,

I emailed the same info to Blue Mics support. Will keep you posted.

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Thank you, Arijalmari!

I’m at hand to exchange wit Blue Mics, if required.
In this case, please hand over the contact via PM.

Please keep us posted!

Thank you,
Lars

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Thank you, Arijalmari!

I’m at hand to exchange wit Blue Mics, if required.
In this case, please hand over the contact via PM.

Please keep us posted!

Thank you,
Lars

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Blue thought it was a setting issue on Cubasis end, which wasn’t the case. As soon as I replaced the adapter (Apple USB to Thunderbolt) with another make and model everything was fine.

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Hi Arijalmari,

Thank you for the update.
Glad to read, that replacing the Apple adapter solved the issue.

Thanks again,
Lars