Audio must then be ‘returned’ to the MODX, acting as audio interface, in order to reach the Analog Outs. This means the only path for audio to travel is through the USB Out connection to the computer.
But when recording on the computer, the default condition is to turn this Direct Monitoring OFF.
When it is ON, you hear yourself playing the MODX through the Main L&R (Analog Outputs) - Basically, the sound of the MODX will travel its normal path to your speakers. “Direct Monitor”, as we’ll see, determines whether or not, the MODX audio signal travels directly to the analog L&R outputs. This will set the DIRECT MONITOR SWITCH to OFF. In this "signal flow" tutorial we will route audio to Cubase from a MODX PERFORMANCE (simple basic) and we will use it to record a stereo audio track to Cubase. This way you can see, learn, and understand how the signal is being routed. We will keep this first tutorial very basic.
#HOW TO SETUP USB MIC ON CUBASE 8 INSTALL#
IMPORTANT NOTE: Install the “Yamaha Steinberg USB Driver” version for your particular computer operating system (Mac or PC) and make sure your MODX is updated to the most recent firmware.
#HOW TO SETUP USB MIC ON CUBASE 8 HOW TO#
Let's connect the MODX to your computer - and learn about how audio is being routed to the computer, including how to ensure that the signal is properly received on an audio track of Cubase. This allows the MODX to act as your computer's soundcard, and affords you the opportunity to do high quality digital audio recording to your computer DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) software. The Yamaha Steinberg USB driver enables the MODX to act as a 10-in/4-out USB audio interface for your computer system. The MODX features a built-in AUDIO Interface. The first of a two-part series about recording MODX audio to Cubase.
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