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Cubasis VST 4.0 – Manual - School of Computing, Engineering and ...

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Using an audio mixerThis is usually the best option. If you have access to an audio mixer,connect your microphones or instruments to this, <strong>and</strong> connect theoutput <strong>of</strong> the mixer to the line input on the audio hardware. The picturebelow shows a possible configuration:Audio CardSend/Bus OutMain OutIn this example, the mixer is used not only for sending audio into thecomputer, but also for listening to all sound sources (including a MIDIsynthesizer). However, this requires that the mixer has separate, independentlycontrollable outputs for recording into the computer <strong>and</strong> listeningto the mix. This is necessary, because otherwise you will not beable to record a separate sound source – since everything (the synthesizers,microphones <strong>and</strong> even the computer’s own sound) will berecorded at the same time!A common method is to use a special output on the mixer called a“monitor send” or a separate “bus”, connected to the input <strong>of</strong> the audiocard. This ensures you can separately control what gets recordedon an audio track.The main outputs <strong>of</strong> the mixer are connected to the speakers, <strong>and</strong> it isvia this connection you are able to hear the output <strong>of</strong> the audio card<strong>and</strong> the synthesizers, blended to a final mix.Naturally, there are endless variations on this concept depending onthe type <strong>of</strong> mixer, the sources to be recorded <strong>and</strong> the specification <strong>of</strong>the audio card. Contact your music dealer for help on configuring asystem ideal for your specific needs.CUBASIS <strong>VST</strong>Setting up your System 5 – 35

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