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Hey no problem, the only thing is since this version of Cubase there have been many more additions and easier way to do things that I’ll have to make an updated video and refer to other people’s videos that can explain stuff better than I can lol

Yeah I need to make some updated videos to my Cubase stuff lol. Sorry that this one hasn’t been helpful, plus these videos was closer to the earlier part of my career as an audio engineer. Lol I’ll see what tips and tricks I can come up with to replace these old videos. Lol

It was still cool to see this guy's vid but your comment was exactly what I needed to know. Thank you.

Yes indeed, i went about it a very hard way and of course this video was 5 years ago so it was relatively early on in knowing as much about Cubase as I do now. I’ll try to update my videos with new stuff. I’m just trying to relearn how to make RUclips videos with screen capturing lol

But yeah, definitely thanks for the help :)

it will work fine! Make sure you buy the right microphones to record drums, because regular vocal microphones will sound like crap

I use mine for drums all the time: Channels 1-2: Stereo overheads; 3 & 4: kik; 5 & 6 snare; 7: hat; 8 - 10: Toms. 11-16: whatever else you want. (I use ADAT to attach another 8 pres).

I'm not going to criticize you or laugh at you, that would be 1) Disrespectful and 2) It does nothing to further conversation and learning for you. Anyway, onto the topic. You "Can" but I guarantee you're not going to want to. You're going to need a load box to counterbalance the signal of the amp to simulate a load of a guitar cab for the amp, then you need a direct box to plug into your mixer. Now I don't have the studio live, but if it has a Hi-Z or instrument option for any of the preamp, you can use that mode on the preamp as your direct box, but if there's no option for that, you NEED to get a Direct Box. Look up like SpectreSound Studio with Glenn Fricker, he records rock and metal and he would know so much more about any of that than I do. Also, look up channels like Produce Like a Pro, Pensado's Place, Joe Gilder from Home Studio Corner. There are all sorts of high-end music related RUclips channels. Much more experienced than I. I'm still a novice myself. I've only ever recorded a drum kit once in my life and that was as an assistant to an engineer that was local. I'm hoping to get to record some drummers soon.

Usually you need a load box if you are going to do that. Especially if it is a tube amp.

I'm glad to hear that, you're the first person to ever say that!

Would be useful if the output and input were linked...

+jimmy 13 it could be anything causing it, really... anything from what DAW you’re running, to whether any software is cracked or not, to if the program is installed correctly, if you have your DAW setup to look into the location where the plugin is installed, to if anything about the app or your DAW is corrupted. If you’re running on a mechanical HDD one thing I’d recommend is doing a defragmentation. If you are on an SSD this is unnecessary. Make sure you have enough horsepower on your computer to run the software. CPU and RAM make a hell of a difference in how or whether a piece of software runs. Do ALL of your updates, unless you’re in the middle of a critical and time sensitive project, then hold off because when you update software in the middle of critical projects, things tend to break and break hard... but if you have the time available and can actually afford a malfunction and work through it if necessary, then make sure all your software is up to date, your plugins, your DAW, your OS... even your anti virus and firewall software. Also do a malware scan. Use Avast antivirus and Malwarebytes to take care of a lot of unwanted and harmful stuff on your computer. Keeping a healthy work environment is important, including the digital work environment. Also, in the process of system clean up, it doesn’t hurt to get a can of compressed air and dust out the inside of your computer, overheating is the death of every electronic component ever made. But yea for me to be able to tell you why your plugin isn’t coming up correctly it could be any number of things. Although one thing I’ve done before is if a plugin isn’t pulling up the first time, try dragging that instance to a different insert slot on the channel you’re working on.

thank you studio 7-22 i will try the things you say and hope for the best and probably is my pc, is old but i will give it a shot and hope for the best thanks...

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The VUMeter is a separate plugin I had to download. Just look up Sleepy Time Records on google and look for the Stereo Tools plugin. Note this is a Windows only plug so an alternative, which is only like $10, is the klanghelm by meter.

I'm sure you can find a freeware alternative for Mac if that's what you're running, but just about any VUMeter will work. To test if it's accurate load up the VUMeter you chose and set it to the calibration level you want, then open up a signal generator set it sine wave and match the signal on the generator to the calibration on the meter, so say I have my by meter set to -16 I would have the signal generator push out a -16db signal and the VUMeter should be hitting 0

+Studio 7-22 Thanks!