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Re: Please don't laugh 2013/10/23 10:40:12 (permalink)
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One more question that might be important.  When I check the ASIO panel in audio preferences, under the usb tab there is no device listed.




Very, check if your audio interface is showing up in device manager...windows may have lost it.

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Re: Please don't laugh 2013/10/23 10:46:47 (permalink)
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Hey I just had this same problem.  It was pro channel and the concrete limiter on a master bus.
 
I turned the Pro Channel off and audio would go thru.  Deleted the Concrete limiter and everything was totally fine.
 


Now that looks to be a likely suspect.  I'll try it as soon as I get home.
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Re: Please don't laugh 2013/10/23 10:48:07 (permalink)
I've had a similar issue in the past. Is your interface set to be your default soundcard in windows? If it is, try setting your on board card to be the windows default soundcard.
 
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Re: Please don't laugh 2013/10/23 10:48:49 (permalink)
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One more question that might be important.  When I check the ASIO panel in audio preferences, under the usb tab there is no device listed.




Very, check if your audio interface is showing up in device manager...windows may have lost it.


I would have thought the reinstall would have covered that.
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Re: Please don't laugh 2013/10/23 10:53:58 (permalink)
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ScottStrat
One more question that might be important.  When I check the ASIO panel in audio preferences, under the usb tab there is no device listed.




Very, check if your audio interface is showing up in device manager...windows may have lost it.


I would have thought the reinstall would have covered that.




Does it show up in device manager as installed and working ok?

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Studio One Pro / Cubase Pro 9.5...just in case.
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Re: Please don't laugh 2013/10/23 10:55:40 (permalink)
Bring up your midi preferences and uncheck the "zero controllers when play stops" box.
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Re: Please don't laugh 2013/10/23 11:08:59 (permalink)
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Are your speakers on? Are the meters working?


A little off topic. but a friend of me who runs Pro Tools HD had a problem with his rig one day. He couldn't get any sound from his system. 
He tried everything. He even opened up his Mac to see if the HD pci cards were in place but  with no luck.
Then he looked at his speakers, and they were off

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Re: Please don't laugh 2013/10/23 11:43:09 (permalink)
Have you checked the Sample Rate? I once had a similar issue and the tracks did not appear until the Sample Rate was setup properly.

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Re: Please don't laugh 2013/10/23 14:11:06 (permalink)
Same kind of problems with the internal soundcard ans ASIO4ALL...I solve the problem by opening ASIO4ALL control panel and validating it.I get a dropout and everything works fine after that.
So try to open the ASIO panel and change settings.
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Re: Please don't laugh 2013/10/23 15:09:09 (permalink)
I GOT IT!!!!
 
It was the AudioBox driver.  I ended up going on the PreSonus website and following their "uninstall/install" instructions.  Had to jump through some hoops and manually delete a bunch of files.  My previous attempts at installation had been bogus. 
 
Shambler gets the grand prize for getting me to look at the driver more closely.  I just assumed since other music sources were playing ok that the driver was ok..............not.  On the plus side, I learned a lot more about Sonar and the Audiobox from the experience.  I'm just glad I wasn't up against a dead line.  I'm still curious how I screwed up the driver in the first place..........probably never know. 
 
MANY THANKS TO EVERYONE!!!!!  You all have a great (and helpful) board here, think I'll stick around.
 
Best regards,
Scott
 
 
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Re: Please don't laugh 2013/10/23 19:36:18 (permalink)
Congratulations on getting it fixed Scott!
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Re: Please don't laugh 2013/10/23 19:57:54 (permalink)
I had something similar happen before and I had not closed out media player before I went back to Sonar X2.  Sonar couldn't access my audio device and I ended up having to close everything out and reboot.

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Re: Please don't laugh 2013/10/23 20:02:29 (permalink)
Thanks for telling us what was wrong and how you fixed it. I've also had problems with sound card drivers and had to re-install them.
 
I was going to say that too, but was confused because other programs were working. Oh well at least it's fixed now !! Congratulations !!
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Re: Please don't laugh 2013/10/23 20:28:00 (permalink)
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I GOT IT!!!!
 
It was the AudioBox driver.  I ended up going on the PreSonus website and following their "uninstall/install" instructions.  Had to jump through some hoops and manually delete a bunch of files.  My previous attempts at installation had been bogus. 
 
Shambler gets the grand prize for getting me to look at the driver more closely.  I just assumed since other music sources were playing ok that the driver was ok..............not.  On the plus side, I learned a lot more about Sonar and the Audiobox from the experience.  I'm just glad I wasn't up against a dead line.  I'm still curious how I screwed up the driver in the first place..........probably never know. 
 
MANY THANKS TO EVERYONE!!!!!  You all have a great (and helpful) board here, think I'll stick around.
 
Best regards,
Scott
 
 


I'm very glad you got it solved and working. Thanks for the update.
 
BTW no one here would laugh.  Scratch ones head perhaps, laugh no. 

Best
John
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Re: Please don't laugh 2013/10/23 20:36:53 (permalink)
I got no prize, yet told ya to re-install?!?.. jeez.. ya can ring the my premium rate number next time for tech support next time ;-)
 
a number of things can muck up an install. esp. if you have to plug them in a specific order.. IF you had it plugged in first then tried to install, then that wouldn't help for example..
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Re: Please don't laugh 2013/10/23 20:44:20 (permalink)
conclusion : stick with rock solid drivers interface : RME for exemple and make music !!!

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Re: Please don't laugh 2013/10/24 07:42:22 (permalink)
not everyone has the budget for one.. and when I did the model i wanted was delayed for a year!!! = I had to shop elsewhere.
 
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Re: Please don't laugh 2013/10/24 07:50:15 (permalink)
I agree that everybody cannot afford 1800euros for an UFX (my car is cheaper and my Focusrite works flawlessly)
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