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Cubasis 3 calibrated my space now won’t playback through interface monitors. (Solved)
I have a huge problem I’ve just encountered. IPad Pro 2020, iOS 15.1. My interface is hooked up to studio monitors and the interface is faded to playback. I’m riffing on a track in Cubasis 3, getting ready to record, everything is fine. Then I hit record, and before starting, Cubasis 3 asks to calibrate (quiet space, medium volume, unplug hardware, etc). I hit ok, but I did forget to unplug my USB-C interface. After the calibration, I can get no sound out of my monitors when my interface is set to playback (Direct input monitoring still works fine, so it’s not the speakers). Not in Cubasis, and not in AUM or apeMatrix either, which were working just fine before.
AUM now says the output is my interface HDPHN but I have no headphones plugged in and I can find no options in any of these programs to get back to the studio monitors. This happened only exactly when and after Cubasis 3 calibrated with my interface still plugged in to the iPad. Can you please help me get back to normal; I’ve tried a restart and several unplugs/replugs.
Please help ol’ Oat @LFS or anyone. I’m at a loss.
Comments
What interface are you using?
Some interfaces have software control over the volume so it might be a good idea to check if the output volume from the control center or try the volume buttons on the iPad...
Yeah it was the ipad volume turned down. False alarm!