However, Cubase **does** indicate that there is audio input both from the controller and from the material playing.
When I try to play back things I've already recorded in Cubase, there's still no sound. I'm not just not getting audio from my controller.So I've tried just about everything I can between these 2 audio options with no results. My "monitor" (Toshiba TV) has it's own audio, obviously, so in the past, I had to play around with which audio channel Cubase used (Between NVIDIA from Toshiba TV, and Realtek Digital, my computer's sound card).For whatever reason, when it was working, I could never use YouTube or other media based sites at the same time. in the other thread it was mentioned that using Cubase can cause issues with other media.Fiddled with so many different settings within Cubase it would take all night to recount all of them. Plugged controller into multiple different USB ports, plugged, unplugged controller, started, restarted computer.
**Asio4all**: Thought this was going to work because it changed the message to "audio inputs connected", but still nothing. Here are some of the things that I tried:-Updates. But I fixed that, which seemed to fix the "audio output not connected" issue, but still no luck on the input.
#HOW TO CONECT AUDIO INPUTS IN CUBASE 9 PRO DRIVER#
So when I powered back up it seemed that the default low latency asio driver was missing, so it appeared that was the problem.
#HOW TO CONECT AUDIO INPUTS IN CUBASE 9 PRO TV#
Here's my setup real quick:Ĭubase Elements 9.5, Novation Launchkey 49 Controller, Windows 10, and I use a Toshiba TV as my main monitor (more about that in a sec) I recently rearranged my set up (which meant powering everything down and then setting it back up) and then all of a sudden I have no audio from my controller (or from anything in Cubase for that matter). There was another post to this effect recently, but I know each situation can be unique, so I figured I'd go ahead and post this as a last-ditch attempt to find an answer.
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