After you have selected this driver and the entry 'DirectX Full Duplex Driver' in the device list, click on the button 'Control Panel' on top of the right side. Message about not enabled audio inputs If you should use the DirectX Full Duplex driver anyway, you will probably receive a message that you can not do audio recordings as long as no audio input has been enabled for this driver. Therefore we generally recommend to use dedicated audio hardware with an ASIO driver, set up like described above. If your system does not have a DirectX compatible audio hardware installed, this driver will probably not work.

This driver is the lowest common denominator for most PC Windows systems. Information about the DirectX Full Duplex Driver The default setting for Cubase is the 'DirectX Full Duplex Driver'.

On the right side select the ASIO driver of your installed audio hardware and confirm the change of the driver.Īfter that have a quick check of the 'VST Connections' from the 'Devices' menu and have a look if at least one output bus is correctly connected with device ports of your ASIO hardware.

In the appearing window select 'VST Audio System'.

Setting up a driver for audio output (PC Windows) When you start a fresh installed Cubase for the first time, please check the settings for the audio driver:

Asio directx full duplex driver Asio directx full duplex driver Your problems will magically go away when you get a real ASIO asio directx full duplex driver Here's a good guide and tested suggestions that WORK: you'll want to bookmark and read through all of Tweak's Guide while you're there. Open the ASIO DirectX Sound Full Duplex Setup Dialog.

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