cakewalk by bandlab not detecting audiobox driver

The VST’s and Instruments in Studio One 4 are working fine when recorded and playback. I can see the recorded midi data on the track, but hear no sounds on playback. Thanks for the help! I'll get all of this fast, I'm just excited to record.I am trying to record my synthesizer (Yamaha motif XS6) internal instruments on a midi track in Studio One 4. But what is that dotted/dashed yellow vertical bar that I keep seeing in the track as well? I usually see it after I try to go back and replace something I recorded. I think I'm missing a simple thing.ĪLSO- the transport is that yellow/flagged progress bar, I'm assuming. Using R channel or L channel under 'Line Audiobox USB Audio' instead of stereo. I switched to Replace for recording mode prior to my last reply. Input and Output both recognize my Audiobox USB interface (Line and Speakers), CoreAudio Options are 44.1 Hz 32 bit stereo, and the 'Use High Priority Threads for Audio Engine' box is checked.

in Preferences/Sound Device its using CoreAudio (WaveRT) under Driver. What are you using for a sound interface and what are your settings in the Mixcraft Preferences/Sound Device panel? Here's where you need to get specific about your hardware setup. Starship Krupa wrote:No, this is not normal expected behavior in any way. Is my deletion of the first take causing this? Thanks again. And then again the terrible electro buzz on playback. Its as though what I'm doing (wrong) is making a portion of the first bar useless. BUT can you tell me why when I record sound on a track and delete it then record again on that same track I get maybe a half measure between the yellow progress flag and the sound actually recording? I press record, the yellow flag moves, the track stays gray for a portion of the measure and THEN my music starts recording. I am not sure why you would be getting 'crazy electronic noise,' but it sounds like you have your track in Overdub mode. You may also choose Replace, which will delete the previously recorded take.Īnyway, if you blow it, stop the transport, then click on the transport button for Rewind, then Record again. I usually use Takes for the kind of thing you are trying to do, where each time I rewind and do another one, Mixcraft records another take without deleting the previous one, and I can choose from the best one later. You check this by right clicking at the track list and selecting Recording Mode for that track.

Starship Krupa wrote:You need to have the track in the correct Recording Mode.

Cakewalk by bandlab not detecting audiobox driver