I notice one more strange thing. Actually the record starts BEFORE the midi starts playing 0__o How does it's possible? :)

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So it's not actually the DELAY, but some kind of opposite thing :))

If USB outs are not available from the Virus then something is configured wrong. It does not have to be the main sound driver to operate as a VSTi.

I'll have to look into this at home when I have a chance.

Thanks. Maybe you take a screenshot of Virus USB outputs in audio track inputs section of your DAW? How it's must look like?

Here is mine:

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It's just analog inputs of my motu. Here is bus section:

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No virus outputs available.

Well, I've been talking out my ass. Sorry to get your hopes up.

I went through the process from scratch myself and found there is no way to route the output of a VST into an audio track inside Cubase. This is mind boggling, other DAWs do allow this sort of routing. Reminds me why I stopped using Cubase :sad:

So recording the analog outputs apparently is the only way to do it in Cubase.

Try inserting a blank bar at the top of your project, record the Virus track as audio and then realign the timing by hand. Yeah, that totally sucks.

Sorry again for wasting your time :oops:

You will need to set up a bus (group or fx channel) first. Create a group channel, route the output of the Virus to the input of the group channel. Create an audio channel, and route the output of the group to the input of the audio channel. Done.

feedingear,

That bussing trick only works in the "full" version of Cubase. In Studio, Artist, Elements, LE and AI it is not available. Coax, which Cubase version are you using?