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KVR Forum [Hosts (Sequencers, DAWs, Audio Editors, etc.)] » Archive » Hosts (Sequencers, DAWs, Audio Editors, etc.) » September 2003 Index | KVRFA7
AuthorTopic: Cubase SX demo "could not set sample rate" with Au
arcturus
Posted: 4th September 2003 06:07
Hi,

Help I am trying to create a simple project in Cubase SX 1.02 demo. When I start the project, it says "could not set sample rate...".

The sound card is an Audigy 2 and I'm trying with both "Creative Asio" and "SB Audigy Asio [D400]".
And the clock source is set to "internal". Any ideas?

Also, what's the difference of the two Asio drivers? Question

Thanks

jim
MEC
Posted: 4th September 2003 08:51
are you saying that it wont physically change,or that it reverts back to the default. setting?
arcturus
Posted: 4th September 2003 12:20
No, I'm saying that it just gives me this error message. I don't know what implications this may have ("the sample rate could not be set...")

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Xtigma
Posted: 4th September 2003 12:36
Audigy will only do 48.000

bin it.... like im about to do
arcturus
Posted: 4th September 2003 12:43
Yeah, I know (and I should bin it) but in the project settings I DO select 48000 as the sample rate. So, what's that message saying?

jim
keisersose24
Posted: 4th September 2003 14:53
Have you tried selecting 16bit 48000hz? I was sadly using one of those "soundcards" about a 6 months ago and I had that message come up. Unfortunately, 6 months is a very long time in terms of my memory so I can't quite remember what I did to sort it. I think I selected 16bit 48000hz and then saved my project, closed Sx down, reopened my project and all was well in Cubase land. (apart from I was using an Audigy)
MEC
Posted: 4th September 2003 16:47
keisersose24 wrote:
I think I selected 16bit 48000hz and then saved my project, closed Sx down, reopened my project and all was well in Cubase land. (apart from I was using an Audigy)


I was going to suggest the same, I had the same problem a while back and, and fixed it by saving to a new project with new settings, but does SX demo save?
arcturus
Posted: 4th September 2003 16:53
nope, it doesn't Crying or Very sad

Anyways, so you're saying that in the proper version, all I have to do is save and reload? Or "save as" ?
Question
MEC
Posted: 4th September 2003 21:12
Ya dude,that might be the solution. Very Happy
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