Does anyone know how to get to the “Hardware Setup” window? According to the UR44 Operation Manual (see attached screen capture) you select:
Devices → Audio Hardware
However, I didn’t see that selection under the Devices menu in Cubase
hmmm…
Background: I’m trying to fix the issue I’ve posted about regarding no audio in the headphone out 1 of the UR44. Also, I had an issue (until power cycling the UR44) with unwanted reverb (which I concluded had come from the internal unit - the UR44)
Hi,
This is an known issue, already discussed here many times. You should have an access to all functions from the MixConsole Audio Hardware tab.
I can access the Audio Hardware Setup from the MixConsole? Where is that located? I don’t see it.
Hi,
Open the most top tab in the MixConsole (Hardware). From here, you can control all parameters of UR device.
Where is this tab? I don’t see it. Do you see it in the attached screen capture of my MixConsole?
No, I can’t see it. :-/
Did you try to open any UR44 template from the Steinberg Hub?
Yes, this is a test template - to see if I could duplicate monitor problem (I can). I selected one of the stereo recording templates
This is what I selected:
Steinberg Hub → recording → Steinberg UR44 stereo recording
Do you don’t have an access neither from menu nor from the MixConsole. :-/
Could you try Cubase Safe Start Mode, and disable preferences, please?
pressing cmd+alt+shift didn’t produce the screen allowing one to disable preferences. I followed these instructions:
Maybe that information is outdated?
Instead of the screen shown in the link above I get a choice of which project to load (the screen looks different from normal though). Not sure if there’s a way to disable preferences in this way or from this screen (see attached).
No, this is not outdated. Try to press and hold immediately, after the double-click to Cubase icon, please.
I’ve got hardware showing up now. It turned out to be the Class Compliant (CC) switch - thanks to misohoza for spotting that:
Ooooh… So you were in the CC Mode. Sorry, I didn’t have this idea. Next time, I will take this in account. 
Yeah, it makes sense now. I moved the unit the night problems began - must have flipped that switch unknowingly resulting in a sudden weird reverb issue just before I lost all audio (after power cycling). Glad it’s back on its feet again. Thanks for your help though.
