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Steinberg Cubase Elements 12 offers the world of Cubase in a streamlined, instantly accessible music production environment. Using the same technology platform as its siblings in the Cubase family, Cubase Elements 12 turns your Mac or PC into a full-on music studio, complete with audio and MIDI tracks, virtual instruments and FX, a virtual mixing desk, chord tools to help you compose your songs as well as many other exciting music features to explore at your leisure.
Cubase Elements offers easy-to-use capabilities for more intuitive songwriting, a broad range of instruments to inspire you and a rich palette of effects to help polish the results to a professional level. And because it is compatible with larger Cubase versions, if you choose to upgrade your version, Cubase Elements is your gateway to professional music creation workflows as used by countless professional artists around the globe.
For many years, the USB eLicenser has been ever-present for the Cubase community. But no longer: Cubase 12 ushers in a new era with a licensing system that doesn't need a physical copy protection device and also lifts many restrictions of the past.
Nudge grid options let you edit independently from the project grid. Use key commands to the Range Selection tool for easier navigation. There are also key commands to slip event content, adding fades and sizing events with fades.
MIDI controllers are essential to every music production setup. MIDI Remote Scripts will help to automatically detect your device and map the controls. If there is no script for your device yet, you can easily create your own with the MIDI Controller Surface Editor. You can then conveniently connect controls and parameters with the Mapping Assistant.
Convert audio to MIDI chord progressions by simply dragging your audio recordings to the Chord Track. And if the detection does not match your scale, Chord Assistant can suggest the nearest alternatives based on the following chords. The Create Chord Events from Audio feature blurs the borders between audio and MIDI, letting you focus on the music.
Volume automation is now near sample accurate and completely independent from the buffer size. Create and edit smooth transitions for musical build-ups and provide detailed automation lanes while keeping mouse clicks to a minimum.
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But when I open my DAW I can't select the asio driver, only a generic one. It's just not in there.
Then I tried to open digicheck and had "opening audio device error number 4" which I googled and found I had to press F3 to select an interface. When I select ASIO Fireface USB driver I see Babyface Pro as device, but when I click ok Digicheck (5.96) immediately shuts down to repeat its behaviour on a new try.
I uninstalled and reinstalled RME drivers from the babyface and digicheck but it just doesn't work. It's strange and I have no clue why the asio driver isn't working correctly. I'm using RME hardware since forever but I just can't figure it out. Hope to get some help. thanks!
Explained in this forum several times. After driver installation perform a cold reboot, and if still not working after that unplug/replug the interface. ASIO Reg entries have changed and need to become valid.
I have an Fireface 400 hooked up, and for an adat test I also had a hammerfall multiface installed once. There might be some drivers from that left on the machine. But both aren't USB devices.
I installed the Babyface drivers on a Laptop now just to check if it works and it does. Interestingly I noticed, although both are Windows 10 and it was the same installer, there were differences in the install screen.
On the non working PC install says: "Dieser Driver Installer Wizard installiert und aktualisiert die Treiber der folgenden RME Gerte: Fireface 800, Fireface 400, UFX, Fireface UCX, Fireface 802
92/25/2019,3.1.25.0"
That is obviously the USB driver (installer). Just because both have the same name after unzipping (rmeinstaller.exe) doesn''t make them the same. ALL our Windows drivers comes as that installer file name.
Yes, but it still comes from the exact driver_usb_win_1246.zip file
I invite you to join my PC via teamview and try yourself.
I use RME products since 15 years and don't ask for help if it wasn't neccessary. So I don't know why it happens, and it looks like I made a mistake but I triple checked and even copied the exact installer from the working Laptop on a stick and used that and it STILL suddenly is the FireWire driver.
I now tried something else I found in another thread. I started the installer on the Laptop but didn't press next. Went into appdata - local - temp - rme and copied those files.
Transfered them to my PC and launched dpinst64.exe
Then I atleast i saw the correct "... folgende RME Gerte: Fireface UC, Fireface UFX, Babyface, fireface UCX, Fireface 802
07/11/2023,1.2.46.0" and continued the installation. Cold reboot, unpluggin replugging.
But still digicheck crashes after i select the asio driver and still no babyface asio driver to be found in the DAW.
I am administrator on this machine if you mean this. It is super odd.
I don't know why this registry entry isn't made in the end. Could it be some sort of protection? Should I try something in safe mode? Could I transfer some files from the working laptop?
You could try an install with any kind of Antivirus and Malware protection turned off. Maybe they interfere. You might have other tools installed that interfere in the background. Or a corrupt .NET support. One can think of a lot of things here, but none of them are known or typical. I remember people that unkowingly had no full access to the registry, but that was many years ago. Your laptop is the simple proof this typically works.
Finally some good news.
Today I had a remote session with a friend of mine and we tried to figure it out together.
First we used BCUninstaller to remove drivers and started anew.
The problem remained, then we looked into the registry and searched for "asio". The driver entry had no name at all, so my friend just typed in a name. It still didn't work, but we installed the driver again. The driver overwrote the name he had given, but the paths were leading to the firewire dlls for the usb asio aswell. So we changed the path to C:\Windows\system32\fireface_usb_asio_64.dll and C:\Windows\SysWow64\fireface_usb_asio.dll manually and voila, it works!
The USB-eLicenser (a.k.a.dongle or Steinberg Key) is a device used for copyright protection by a range of Steinberg software solutions. By using a handy software tool called Donglify, you can share virtually any USB protection dongle over the network. Donglify gives you an efficient way to access your USB-eLicenser key remotely and run Cubase, Nuendo, or WaveLab apps on a computer that has no USB-eLicenser physically attached. Read on to learn more.
Another great solution that serves for remote access to USB devices is FlexiHub by Electronic Team. This tool can also come in handy as a USB-eLicenser emulator. It has lots of significant advantages over other remote access software you can find today.
In Preset View, this knob controls the currently selected preset. Press and Hold to save.
In Edit View, use this knob to scroll through the Parameter List. Press it to select a parameter to edit, turn it to adjust the parameter value, then press it to return to scrolling.
In Playback View, use this knob to select different drum loops, demo riffs, or playback parameters.
Connect a pair of stereo headphones here. The speakers are muted when headphones are connected. This jack also doubles as an additional direct output. Use a stereo TRS cable to connect to a mixer or recording device.
Connect an iOS device here using a standard Lightning cable to update your amplifier's firmware, edit your tones with the free Spider Remote app, and record and play audio. The port will power your device.
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