Using the VoiceLive 2 as an insert in Cubase 1 Year, 3 Months ago
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I just bought me recently a VoiceLive 2 Vocal/Effect processor, and I have been into different forums to try figuring things out....
What I wanna do is, to do like Tom Lang at TC Electronic does in this video:
This really amazes me, what this box really can do for me, as long as I can make it work....
I really wanna do like Tom Lang does with this,he's using it as an insert processor....But here is where I am having some hard time.....
This, I found on TC Electronic's homepage:
So, I am a little bit confused on what is going on, and how to make this work....
This is a printscreen of my Cubase:
Cuz, what happens is that, when I go ahead and create an external FX, all the Audio Device( AISO 4ALL) and Device Port ( VoiceLive2), turns to "NOT CONNECTED....So, I am not sure what is happening and what I have to do, in order to make this work....
Another thing is that the TC-forums are saying that, "It would be solved if you get ext fx working and if you monitor through cubase, your live or playback could go to the VL2.
What that usually requires for me is to find the actual physical input and output that my interface is using to connect to the device.
Then delete any bus that's using those I/O in VSTconnections. Or you can leave the bus and just disconnect it from any source if you want to change it back later.
Then when you make an External FX those ports will be available. For the VL2 my setup is S/Pdif in and S/Pdif out."...
Also, it seems like after downloading the Voice Support, there are "grey fields" on the PRESET and the FIRMWARE, so I cannot download the latest version.....(
And the last thing I am struggling with is that I have got the VoiceLive 2 running "LIVE" on my CUBASE 5. But what happens when I am playing back a file that has been recorded is that the track sounds very crappy, and kinda T-Pain/ Hard-tuned style, and the voices are NOT tight at all....THis is happening, evenI am NOT having the PITCH-button enabled....Anyone have an idea?
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