When I do a recording in cubase of the entire song onto one track, all the tracks except the VST instrument are recorded. Why are not the VST instruments recorded?
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1Did you have a midi input assigned? were they "red/selected to record"? – Sergio Sep 14 '13 at 21:16
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What does that mean? If I record enable tracks, the audio mixdown becomes completely silent. – Niklas Rosencrantz Sep 14 '13 at 22:54
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I use file/export/audio_mixdown for recording all tracks that are either
- Audio (guitar mic etc.) or
- VST instruments.
If I have my Yamaha keyboard on a midi track it won't record this with this method - I have to set my sound card up to be "record what you hear" and record the audio from the Yamaha (driven by the midi track) onto an audio track.
Then I do an export and it works fine.
I use C4 but for as long as I can remember this is the way to do it.
Maybe you've got a different problem or you are trying to record using a different method?
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it used to work and this is now a problem just for certain projects. I suspect some hidden setting cubase since there is on/off for everything. But what is happening is that my MIDI instrument (the hardware instruments) record to the audio mixdown but not the software synths. So I checked thru all the settings and there were nothing that I could see controlled the VST (software) synths. Since the hardware synths record well and the procedure is working for other songs I suspect this is some cubase setting for this project that can't be found. – Niklas Rosencrantz Sep 14 '13 at 23:58
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@909Niklas this sounds very strange. Good luck with it dude and certainly please let me know what you find. I shall think about this tomorrow in case the beer is stopping me tonight!! – Sep 15 '13 at 00:04