Generic Low Latency Asio Driver Cubase Sx3

[SOLVED] Generic Low Latency ASIO driver Click the drop-down menu next to “ASIO driver. I know that Cubase and Props initially developed Rewire together, so maybe that’s a clue.

Have successfully installed CuBase LE5 onto an ASUS laptop. When importing a MIDI file (which has been successfully played on Windows Media Player), the MIDI commands can be seen in the Project Window, music in the editor, but nothing can be heard on playback. The metronome can be heard, audio can be recorded and heard on playback. No MIDI signals are being converted to sound. In Device Setup VST Audio System 3 choices are available: ASIO DirectX Full Duplex Driver ASIO4ALL v2 Generic Low Latency ASIO Driver Audio Playback and hearing of the metronome tick only occurs in the ASIO4ALL v2. I am not recording by MIDI, there are no instruments connected.

I simply want to edit MIDI files and then hear them played back through CuBase LE5. For some reason LE5 opens imported MIDI files as Instrument Tracks by default. This is not so with Cubase 8 or at least the Wavetable Synth is there by default. So here is a fix for you blackgnuzu that I have tested on LE5: Open Cubase then go to: File>Preferences.>MIDI>MIDI File. Uncheck 'Import To Instrument Track'. Now when you Import a MIDI file it will pull up the Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth as default instrument and play audio from the MIDI file. I downloaded a GNR MIDI file and opened it in LE5 on my office computer.

Wow that Wavetable Synth sounds silly. For some reason the Wavetable sounds on my recording PC sounded much better/different instruments. Not sure how all that works but obviously the synth is different on each PC. Only difference in OS is that the office PC is W7 Home and the other W7 Pro. Anyway, have fun!

For some reason LE5 opens imported MIDI files as Instrument Tracks by default. This is not so with Cubase 8 or at least the Wavetable Synth is there by default. So here is a fix for you blackgnuzu that I have tested on LE5: Open Cubase then go to: File>Preferences.>MIDI>MIDI File.

Uncheck 'Import To Instrument Track'. Now when you Import a MIDI file it will pull up the Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth as default instrument and play audio from the MIDI file. I downloaded a GNR MIDI file and opened it in LE5 on my office computer. Wow that Wavetable Synth sounds silly. For some reason the Wavetable sounds on my recording PC sounded much better/different instruments.

Not sure how all that works but obviously the synth is different on each PC. Only difference in OS is that the office PC is W7 Home and the other W7 Pro. Anyway, have fun! Today I loaded up a copy of LE5 I got with a Tascam US1800 interface years ago.

I spent about an hour searching Cubase forums and elsewhere to try and figure out why MIDI files wouldn't play through the GS Wavetable synth. Your post was the fix!!

Removing Steinberg's Generic Low latency ASIO driver Stupidly, I did not realise I was installing Steinberg's Generic Low latency ASIO driver with Cubase. While this does not seem to be causing any conflicts with my Quad Capture drivers at the moment I rather get rid of it but there does not seem to be an uninstall option. Someone here posted it need a registry hack to get rid of it. This thread on KVR seems to point in the right direction but its a bit like the blind leading the blind. Bethoven lunnaya sonata noti dlya skripki. FWIW, There's no actual 'conflict' caused by the Steinberg ASIO driver. If you install a second ASIO driver, it can 'bump the original driver out of selection' in Sonar or other audio application.

You can go into the Registry and effectively remove ANY unwanted ASIO driver. Remove the unwanted ASIO driver entries in the following locations: • HKLM>Software>ASIO• HKLM >Software>WOW6432Node>ASIO• In my case, I have a Helix. And I don't want to use it as an audio interface (it's connected via AES/EBU). Just remove the Helix ASIO entries. And it'll no longer show up as an option in any audio application. I have a Steinberg interface (UR242) which comes with it's own Yamaha Steinberg ASIO driver.