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I have a Luna and Scope board (older model scope) and when I installed the software it left out the scope mixers, all the synths and loads of other stuff.

I have had to copy them from the installer directory and that seems to have done the trick.

Bit of an oversight it would seem.

i dont seem to be able to select anything from the menus in the routing window either (except for hardware IOs)

So I cant find anyway to get an ASIO2 module on

same here.But you can open the devices in the live bar ( ins/outs). They show up in the routing window when you select them from the live bar.

You do know that you have to "drag" the devices from the menu into the routingwindow, right ?

Kim.

Oh drag, no i didnt, but now i do - thanks kim - sometimes the obvious needs pointing out

Is that new? the hardware IO devices dont need dragging.

This live bar is pretty cool. Only problem is that when u want to assign a device's outputs to a mixer channel, it doesnt show you whats already assigned so you are likely to take something elses position.. cant yet find a way to specify that inputs should be stereo in live bar

and for some reason the little green arrow to access the inputs on my mixer has vanished. weird.

On 2002-05-08 14:18, orbita wrote:
Is that new? the hardware IO devices dont need dragging.

Worked that way on all 3.0 versions as far as I know...

cant yet find a way to specify that inputs should be stereo in live bar

You still have access to the routing window, only the basic connections (often enough for people just starting out!) are done. I find it a great time saver, but you will still probably want to be using the routing window.

and for some reason the little green arrow to access the inputs on my mixer has vanished. weird.

Are you running in Classic mode or Fusion mode?

Screen- standard mode.
(no background)

The green triangle was there on the mixer to start with but after playing for a while, creating new devices and making changes it just vanished I also noticed that the order of things changed - If it turns out that the more regularly used items are put to the top that would be useful.

I think the live bar will be great for quick access to synths, especially while u have ur sequencer open - to jump to synths then hide them again. And setting midi channel etc..
But for configuring your setup the routing window will be essential. I like the combination of both too.

After leaving it on in the background for a while while i fixed my other pc ( u know - the one i fried the mobo) I discovered cubase and SFP had hung. I tried to close SFP and windows rebooted (XP), just before i posted this message!