This was a last resort for sure… and one I sadly resigned to last week. I even had someone from a pro audio store suggest I get a new laptop as mine was 7 years old.
#CUBASE LE 4 ASIO DRIVERS#
It was doing my head in that the drivers were installed… and Windows agreed that they were installed and working properly.Īnd the UR44 operated ( allowed me to hear sounds generated by the computer) but just would not map in Cubase. After re-install, the properties now show it to be “Manufacturer: Yamaha Corporation” and it’s working now.Īfter 8 weeks of crying I have solved this and it could not have been simpler…Īnd its nothing that was even close to being mentioned at any point on any forums I have scoured late into the evenings. While I did find an entry for “Yamaha TF”, when I right-clicked on properties, it said the Manufacturer was Microsoft. It should be under the “Sound, video, and game controlers” section of the device manager. To back this theory, before I reinstalled the driver, I was snooping around the device manager looking for the Yamaha Steinberg driver.
However, there was a Windows Update in the last week…which leads me to conclude that the Windows Update overrode the Steinberg driver somehow. So, this Nuendo had not been used in a week and only a few hours of one day in the last week was it used at all. For quick reference, here’s the page with the driver info: Yamaha Steinberg USB Driver Updates and Downloads | Steinbergįor me, Nuendo is installed on a church computer that is used once a week when we record our praise band (with social distancing of course). It is very quick and I was not required to unplug all the USB stuff as the installation manual instructs. The solution for me was to uninstall the old driver (from the Windows Settings - Apps program) and then re-install the same driver. I had this issue after using Nuendo for just 1 week.
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