Hi all,
A quick question for the gurus out there. If I set up an audio track (Cubase
5) and bring up the Cubase mixer and click the small "in" button at the top
of the channel then I see the input signal stength levels moving as I play
(guitar)..good! However, clicking the small "in" button on any of the other
channels in the mixer window shows input signals as well. I've had Cubase
for quite a while now..don't use it as much as I should (busy teacher), but
have wondered about this for quite a time. Sorry for the basic question.
Cheers and a happy new year to all.
Paul

Paul Burdett wrote:
> Hi all,
> A quick question for the gurus out there. If I set up an audio track (Cubase
> 5) and bring up the Cubase mixer and click the small "in" button at the top
> of the channel then I see the input signal stength levels moving as I play
> (guitar)..good! However, clicking the small "in" button on any of the other
> channels in the mixer window shows input signals as well. I've had Cubase
> for quite a while now..don't use it as much as I should (busy teacher), but
> have wondered about this for quite a time. Sorry for the basic question.
> Cheers and a happy new year to all.
> Paul
If you only have one input sellected, anytime you click the in you can
only see that in. If you had a 24 input/output soundcard and you had
all the ins/outs activated and you had in1 set to channel 1 and 2 to 2
and so on, you would only see that channels activity when you clicked
the in.You have a stereo A/D/A or you only have one set activated. The
only thing it can see for an in is what is coming through that one
stereo set.

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>
> Paul Burdett wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> A quick question for the gurus out there. If I set up an audio track
>> (Cubase
>> 5) and bring up the Cubase mixer and click the small "in" button at the
>> top
>> of the channel then I see the input signal stength levels moving as I
>> play
>> (guitar)..good! However, clicking the small "in" button on any of the
>> other
>> channels in the mixer window shows input signals as well. I've had Cubase
>> for quite a while now..don't use it as much as I should (busy teacher),
>> but
>> have wondered about this for quite a time. Sorry for the basic question.
>> Cheers and a happy new year to all.
>> Paul
> If you only have one input sellected, anytime you click the in you can
> only see that in. If you had a 24 input/output soundcard and you had
> all the ins/outs activated and you had in1 set to channel 1 and 2 to 2
> and so on, you would only see that channels activity when you clicked
> the in.You have a stereo A/D/A or you only have one set activated. The
> only thing it can see for an in is what is coming through that one
> stereo set.

Many thanks for clearing that up for me.
Paul
>

On Sat, 30 Dec 2006 11:28:39 +1000, "Paul Burdett"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>A quick question for the gurus out there. If I set up an audio track (Cubase
>5) and bring up the Cubase mixer and click the small "in" button at the top
>of the channel then I see the input signal stength levels moving as I play
>(guitar)..good! However, clicking the small "in" button on any of the other
>channels in the mixer window shows input signals as well. I've had Cubase
>for quite a while now..don't use it as much as I should (busy teacher), but
>have wondered about this for quite a time. Sorry for the basic question.
>Cheers and a happy new year to all.


There's just one input. But it's available to any track.

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