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Tutorials<br />

Getting Started with Steinberg Cubase LE 4 (Windows, OS X)<br />

Steinberg Cubase LE 4 is a 24-bit, multi-track audio/MIDI sequencer with highquality<br />

effects, automation, virtual instruments (VSTi), and many other professional<br />

features.<br />

The following step-by-step tutorials are designed to get you recording as quickly as<br />

possible.<br />

1 - Setting up Cubase LE 4<br />

Follow these instructions carefully to ensure that Cubase LE 4 runs smoothly the first<br />

time. Cubase LE 4 will remember these settings, so you’ll only have to do this once.<br />

1. Open Cubase LE 4 from the Start<br />

menu. An ASIO multimedia driver<br />

test dialog box will pop up to ask if<br />

you want to run the ASIO test.<br />

Choose No, because you won’t be<br />

using the driver anyway.<br />

2. Select New Project from the File<br />

menu.<br />

3. Select Empty and click OK.<br />

4. A Select Directory pop-up dialog<br />

box will appear. Choose a location<br />

on your hard disk where you want to<br />

store your audio files, then click OK.<br />

5. The Cubase LE 4 Project window appears.<br />

6. Select Device Setup… from the Devices menu.<br />

Step 9:<br />

VST<br />

<strong>Audio</strong><br />

7. Select VST <strong>Audio</strong> System from the left pane.<br />

8. Choose ASIO E-MU TRACKER Pre|USB as the ASIO Driver. A pop up dialog<br />

box asks you if you want to keep or switch the ASIO driver. Select Switch.<br />

Buffer Latency Setting<br />

9. Click on ASIO E-MU Tracker Pre|USB (located immediately below VST<br />

<strong>Audio</strong> System in the Devices pane).<br />

TIP . . .<br />

If you have two or more<br />

hard disks, it’s better to<br />

store audio files on a disk<br />

that isn’t running your<br />

OS.<br />

TRACKERpre Reference Manual 19

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