How to record the audio coming from my UA-25 EX?

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2013/03/14 10:58:21 (permalink)

How to record the audio coming from my UA-25 EX?

Hello!
I've started a series of Cubase tutorials videos, so I need to record the screen, the microphone, and the audio coming from Cubase.
I use the Cakewalk UA-25 EX...so far I was able to record my voice via Input 1, but no other audio.
Just a moment ago I accidentally pressed the DIGITAL IN button (which I never used before), and I was able to record what Cubase was playing in that moment!
So the question is this: how can I record both voice&sounds at the same time? It'd be very annoying to switch the digital in every time I need to play something back.

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Alessandro
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    alessandrocar88
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    Re:How to record the audio coming from my UA-25 EX? 2013/03/17 05:56:53 (permalink)
    I tried to connect an optical cable from the digital output to the digital input (like creating a loop)...but I can't activate the output in cubase...I just hear something when i press the digital in button, but as before I can't record from the mic at the same time.
    Any idea?
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    Re:How to record the audio coming from my UA-25 EX? 2013/03/19 02:37:37 (permalink)
    I don't believe you can. 

    My first audio interface, which I still have, but no longer use, is the earlier version - the UA-25, which is almost identical and I'm reasonably sure you have to pick one or the other, but not both. 

    I think once that digital button is pressed, that's all you get.
     
    The most you can record is one stereo pair input [L & R], or 2 single line inputs, [L & R], and I'm pretty sure that the digital in is considered a stereo pair, therefore counting as your 2 inputs right then & there, with no way to split them up. 


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