I recently upgraded from Cubase AI 5 to Cubase Elements 13 and right off the bat I noticed a major issue where I’m not getting any audio output. After selecting “Magix Low Latency 2016” as my ASIO driver after seeing that the generic driver wouldn’t find any outputs, the only available options for a…

Editing my answer after taking a look at my settings: Do you have “Realtek ASIO” as an option in Cubase in Studio Setup, like this? [image]

I never realized there was a Realtek ASIO driver! There never used to be so this must be new within the last several years and I never noticed it, so my apologies for saying that there wasn’t one.

I did give the ASIO4All a shot and it had the same issue as Magix. I don’t have Realtek ASIO. I’ll have to see if I can install that since that sounds like a more native solution.

Then after you add it like in my first screenshot, you click on Realtek ASIO from the left side and then you would confirm that you have these devices checked and installed: [image]

After updating my Realtek drivers, it still did not install Realtek ASIO as an option, but now unifying output in ASIO4All appears to be working fine. Thank you for the help!

Good to hear it’s working now. In case you run into such problems again in the future, here is a link to a little guide: [image] Audio Setup Guide - for Windows users Cubase This guide will explain how to output the audio from both Cubase and Windows at the sa…

Unifying audio output between Windows and Cubase?

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Johnny_Moneto September 19, 2024, 8:47pm 7

Good to hear it’s working now.

In case you run into such problems again in the future, here is a link to a little guide: