Alesis MultiMix 8 USB FX User Manual - Page 13

Audio configuration, Device, Connections, Fig. 12, Fig. 12, Inputs, Bus Name, Add Bus, Fig. 13,

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Audio configuration Cubase LE 4, by default, starts up with only two inputs enabled, even though the MasterControl allows for 26 simultaneous inputs. Before all the inputs will be available to your system, you need to set up your VST Connections. 1. In Cubase LE 4, click on the Device menu at the top of the screen and select VST Connections. It should look like this (Fig. 12): Fig. 12 2. Click on Inputs at the top of the window. You'll notice that, under the Inputs, there are only two inputs showing up. You'll need to create a new configuration. 3. Click on the input titled under the Bus Name column and press the backspace key on your keyboard to delete it. The VST connections window should now be empty. Next, you will create Stereo and Mono Input Busses for all of the inputs on your interface. 4. Click on the Add Bus button. Fig. 13 5. Set Configuration to Stereo (Fig. 13). 13

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Audio configuration
Cubase LE 4, by default, starts up with only two inputs enabled, even though the
MasterControl allows for 26 simultaneous inputs.
Before all the inputs will be available
to your system, you need to set up your VST Connections.
1.
In Cubase LE 4, click on the
Device
menu at the top of the screen and select
VST
Connections
. It should look like this
(Fig. 12)
:
Fig. 12
2.
Click on
Inputs
at the top of the window.
You’ll notice that, under the
Inputs
, there are only two inputs showing up. You’ll
need to create a new configuration.
3.
Click on the input titled
under the
Bus Name
column and press the backspace key on
your keyboard to delete it.
The VST connections window should now be empty. Next, you will create Stereo and
Mono Input Busses for all of the inputs on your interface.
4.
Click on the
Add Bus
button.
Fig. 13
5.
Set
Configuration
to
Stereo (Fig. 13)
.