I'm having a Cubase issue..

[TheOne{]

I think I may have messed up settings opening an instance of Cubase while also having a standalone VST running which is where the MIDI was routed to at that moment. Right now I can't route any tracks to any VST in Cubase. After I select the VST in the "out" section, I can't hear anything as I play. And when I play I can still see the keys in the piano at the bottom of the VST (EWQLSO Silver) move, but no sound comes out. Does anyone know why? Does it have anything to do with what I did earlier, and how can I check it?

It's just the actual sounds....if I connect the OUT to Microsoft GS Synth, it works. It just won't play the actual samples in any VST I open.....

[Houston Haynes]

I've never heard of this happening - but plenty of strange stuff has happened to me in the past with CB. Save as a new version/name and re-start Cubase. Re-load the "new" project file and see if you can get anywhere. If not - then try the "old" project - if not that, then I can't help ya.

Good luck.

[Pando]

Ummm.... Have you tried to reboot?

[TheOne{]

Yes......multiple times....and I've loaded myltiple projects.....


Save as a new version/name and re-start Cubase.

It happens across the board no matter which project or file I'm in.

And the indicator of volume on the bottom right is showing the appropriate levels as the song plays.....it's not making it to my speaker for some reason....

[Kaj Sundblom]

Tried resetting your soundcard drivers?

[Houston Haynes]

Tried describing whether your on Mac or PC?? How about a full description of your config?

:)

I thought while everyone else was piling on - I'd join in....

:samurai:

[TheOne{]

I'm on a PC with an Audiophile 24/96.

[Houston Haynes]

So - did you take any of this advice, and what was the outcome?

[Daryl]

Go through the audio chain one thing at a time. For example check that the volume (expression) in the Kompakt player hasn't reverted to 0, check that the VST output in Cubase isn't muted, check the VST output is actually routed to something (like your soundcard, for example).

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[TheOne{]

So - did you take any of this advice, and what was the outcome?

There was no effect.


Go through the audio chain one thing at a time. For example check that the volume (expression) in the Kompakt player hasn't reverted to 0, check that the VST output in Cubase isn't muted, check the VST output is actually routed to something (like your soundcard, for example).

That was my first thought as well, but I've looked through most of the settings and they all seem to be fine.

[Mark LaPierre]

I'm no guru, but...

Something like this happened to me once. Have you checked to see if your outputs are routed appropriately? One time, I had my main outputs bumped out and I wasted tons of time on it. All you have to do is reselect it in the main mixer window.

Good luck.

[alanb]

Sorry I have no answer for you... but I would suggest heading over (dongle in hand -- you'll need it to register) to the "official" Cubase forum, http://cubase.net/phpbb2/ , if you have not already done so.

Good luck!!