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<blockquote data-quote="Pauly Mel" data-source="post: 99901" data-attributes="member: 2406">ROuting Aux inputs to Cubase - AAAAHHH!Please help - I&#039;m going bonkers.I am using Cubase 7 and have it working pretty well in a studio.Tonight - I have been trying to use a Mic preamp plugged into an aux input to record vocals.I get level on the Aux channel on the x32 (ie... its getting input) - no worries.I can select any other channel, and set it to use the aux as input.. no worries.. I then tried to use the routing menu, and assign Aux 1-6/Mon to channels 25-&gt;32.... Setup a VST input in Cubase, and assign it to (say) channel 26 which would equate to Aux 2 correct? - I get nothing.So I route the aux to a channel on the x32.. and then in cubase I assign the vst input to that channel... NothingIf I route the channel input back to the channel mic pre and plug a mic in to it... no worries....What the hell could I be doing wrong?.. It seems like such a simple thing...If any of you have Cubase and can route an Aux to the firewire card and then to cubase, and record it - can you please give me a procedure that a total numbat (which I obviously am!) could follow?ThanksPauly</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pauly Mel, post: 99901, member: 2406"] ROuting Aux inputs to Cubase - AAAAHHH! Please help - I'm going bonkers. I am using Cubase 7 and have it working pretty well in a studio. Tonight - I have been trying to use a Mic preamp plugged into an aux input to record vocals. I get level on the Aux channel on the x32 (ie... its getting input) - no worries. I can select any other channel, and set it to use the aux as input.. no worries.. I then tried to use the routing menu, and assign Aux 1-6/Mon to channels 25->32.... Setup a VST input in Cubase, and assign it to (say) channel 26 which would equate to Aux 2 correct? - I get nothing. So I route the aux to a channel on the x32.. and then in cubase I assign the vst input to that channel... Nothing If I route the channel input back to the channel mic pre and plug a mic in to it... no worries.... What the hell could I be doing wrong?.. It seems like such a simple thing... If any of you have Cubase and can route an Aux to the firewire card and then to cubase, and record it - can you please give me a procedure that a total numbat (which I obviously am!) could follow? Thanks Pauly [/QUOTE]

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