#Setting up mic nuendo 5 manuals#
#Setting up mic nuendo 5 drivers#

Cubase is stuffing small portions of audio into your sound card's audio buffer and as the buffer fills, it can begin to 'empty out' to your speakers.

#Setting up mic nuendo 5 drivers#

You may want to make a second account on your machine (I'm assuming Windows, yes?) that only loads the drivers you need for your music and nothing else.ДЄnother possibility is that you're just asking too much of your CPU. Unload everything you can, and if possible, set things to not load when you boot up. One possibility is that you've got a lot of other drivers for other devices loaded and running in the background and/or a lot of other programs running: a web browser, iPod drivers, antivirus, etc. I doubt it's a hard drive issue, at least as far as the drive making noise. Most clicks, pops, clipping, dropouts when using firewire are because of wifi. Firewire and WiFi do NOT get along together. Make sure you're not running wifi while working in Cubase. i think it might be my hard drive spinning. but they dont appear in the final mixdown. I can hear little clips and pops even when not clipping. It even comes with Talkback! I have no use for it now but who knows.Д®DIT: One thing though. I also set it as an out for FL Studio so I guess no matter what the DAW it's compatible. For now I'm just using Cubase 5 and Adobe Audtion as a backup. But I can't afford Pro Tools yet so I haven't tried it. It also has M-Powered capability so if you have Pro Tools (and 50 bucks for a firmware update) you can add more to your punch. With this my setup now it sounds more authentic. Before I was just using my Gearbox plugged into my SB Audigy 2 (piece of donky shit) sound card and used it for guitar and bass. I can't speak for everyone else but I myself find my sound at a much better quality level with more hardware than soft. Not to mention that having this setup seems to give you more control over EQ and such than with software. I miked up my Line 6 Spider IV to it with an SM57 and wailed on my guitar and it sounds better than my Gearbox. It works great! It comes with phantom power built in so I can use condenser mics.

It hooks up through firewire and there was someone who posted on about having latency issues with it. (I think it wise not to eat and drink next to a 500 dollar mixer.)

#Setting up mic nuendo 5 manuals#

I just need speakers for it and to not let my manuals get so sticky. So I know for sure it's working properly. I managed to hear what I record through the headphone jack on the board. So far I'm lovin' it! That is when I got it to work finally.