Silent buses detected.

If you could post screencaps of all the tabs in your audio options window I think we could fix this very quickly.

After a power out last night Sonar and my RME fireface400 interface arent talking ni

Is it possible that a voltage spike related to the power outage damaged your RME?  This is a possibility...

 
Hi gcolbert, yeah my big worry is that the RME is damaged by the power-out.  Not sure if it involved a spike or not... hard to say, but the power was off and back on again in a split second.  The RME iitself is still lit up but the fact that it no longer appears as an option when assigning inputs to an audio track is a worry.  Especially because I've got a job deadline for a client due in 24 hrs!
 
I've got a 'uninteruptable power unit' in between my PC and the mains power and the RME is powered by the computer via firewire so while it never lost power as such, it may still be vulnerable to a spike via the PC or other hardware connected to it, such as front end gear etc...??
 
My monitors and the rest of my gear seems to be alright, but I've lost midi output   The' midi in' activity monitor in my task bar still lights up when I play notes on the midi keyboard but of course i'm not hearing anything back through the RME.... guess I'll get back under the hood again
    

...Hi Chappel, finally, here are the  links for the audio options tabs:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3...0options%20general.JPG

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/36892559/audio%20options%20driver.JPG

[link=http://dl.dropbox.com/u/36892559/audio%20options%20advanced.JPG]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3...options%20advanced.JPG[/link]
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/36892559/no%20input%20options%20displayed.JPG
This last file is a shot of the input options dropbox that doesn't allow me to assign  an input from the RME interface.
Thanks 

Many thanks Chappel, yeah I should have picked that one up myself!   I've also unchecked the additional ins and outs in the drivers tabs as you suggested and I'm back on air!!

I've also had to go through projects and re-assign track audo inputs and master outs etc ...    I don't seem to have any hardware damage which is a great relief.
I've 'signed' in all my gear specs and now I know how to post screencaps so i feel a bit more forum savvy

Anyway, thanks again...It's a great relief to have  some help when you're stranded.
Cheers all

Hi, I just got the software and I am having the same problem - the "Silent Buses Detected" message has come up on every project with the Master being the problem. I tried the solution above but found that there were no options in the Recording Time Master Box. Please can someone help me find a solution? Thank you!

I'm using Win 7 32 bit, and I'm using Sonar X1 Producer, my comp has 4 gig ram, uses i5 processor http://i.imgur.com/3fgCl.jpg http://i.imgur.com/6YARp.jpg http://i.imgur.com/i5JMn.jpg http://i.imgur.com/HGEXr.jpg http://i.imgur.com/pR5r5.jpg http://i.imgur.com/7gwV7.jpg http://i.imgur.com/vIIFH.jpg I hope that's enough. Thanks for your help!

I ran the wave profiler and nothing has changed on the Devices tab, the input drivers list is still blank. Sorry I am new to this so won't know too much, I have a microphone preamp which I will use for guitar and microphone recordings, but need a new adapter for it so it's not in action yet. Is there anything else I could try?

Not to my knowledge, playback on other programs is fine, do you think there are drivers that haven't been installed on the soundcard?

I've installed the drivers from my boot CD so silent buses aren't the issue anymore, and I did install the updated for the drivers. I now have sound coming from the microphone and can get the metronome, but the mic seems to generate a trmolo effect (it doesn't in other programs) and the keyboard still doesn't generate any sound.

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