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[lozt]

When I try and convert midi to audio all I get is a flatline, this is doing my head in as when I convert to audio in college with my project there is no problem can any1 help me (I think it is a pulsar problem rather than Cubase)

[at0m]

How do you 'convert'? ie. You cannot mixdown external devices in Cubase. You have to record them.

[snoopy4ever]

May be you can let us know something more about your configuration, a screen shot of your project file would help a lot.

snoopy

[lozt]

what I mean by convert is!!!
1. Left and right Locate around midi
2. Enable Audio (in Cubase)
3. Record
4. Audio channel 1 (for example)
Then all the midi files when cubase punches out should mixdown to channel 1
sorry if this is simple I am an Amature

[at0m]

We're all amateurs, thanks for your xtra info.

Do you route your mix in the Pulsar Project to ASIO Dest module? Enable that input inside Cubase, and assign it to the track you want to record. Keep the track selected or arm it for recording when in 'multi track recording'. That should do it.

If you disable monitoring, you should still be able to see the incoming signal on your VST meter for the channel and maybe click on 'In' on top of the channel, above the VU.

[lozt]

I have done what you have told me me but I am getting feed back or there is a stereo recording going on in the loop while I am recording. Can you you tell me where the loop is in Pulsar( I am only using the Pulsar card at home, I only have my PC no other outboard gear, but when I recorded in college I had to turn down the audio channel 1 in the vst channel one

[Spirit]

Try the famous "Nine Planets" thread:

http://www.planetz.com/forums/viewtopic ... 37&forum=1

[lozt]

Cheers for your help I have got it working now, Wont be long til I have another problem