DuaFire
ESI
the look is slightly different but the functions are identical), select
VST Audio System
on the tree
structure on the left part of the window.
Make sure to select
ESI DuaFire ASIO
as
ASIO Driver
entry. You can verify your selection by
selecting the
ESI DuaFire
device on the left. The dialog (as shown above on the right), now lists all
input and output channels. Note that the
Control Panel
button has no effect. Confirm your changes
by clicking
OK
.
Now its time to select the input and output channels. From the
Devices
menu, select
VST
Connection
. The
VST Connections
window appears. Select the
Inputs
tab:
For every input channel you are intending to use simultaneously, you need to create a separate bus.
Cubase LE 4 allows you add mono or stereo busses – what is better for your application depends on
the situation. For example, if you record from a microphone, you typically would use a mono bus. If
you record from a CD Player with a stereo line output, you would use a stereo bus instead as the
signal you are recording is already stereo. With
Add Bus
you can add a new
Mono
or
Stereo
bus.
The screen shot above shows one single stereo bus which allows you record from both input
channels of DuaFire to one stereo track. In the
Device Port
column, you can assign a physical
hardware input of DuaFire to each bus.
Select the
Outputs
tab to configure the output busses:
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