Long story, short: in my humble opinion, it is not firmware but the ASIO driver settings in Cubase you first have to search for when facing such a problem again.
When I changed the ASIO driver from “integrated audio device” to the surprisingly (or not) detected UR22mkII, Cubase got it. Before getting nuts with that stupid problem I searched again through the Cubase settings and came across the “VST audio system” (Go to “Studio” → “Studio settings”).
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My system setup is a iMac 21,5" late '14 with macOS 10.13.3, Cubase AI 9.5.20 and the latest Yamaha USB driver.Īfter searching and fiddling around I tried to solve it with reinstalling USB driver (first deinstall the existing, restart, than install the same driver once again) for macOS which apparently worked - until today. both iTunes and Bias FX got it, but NOT Cubase.
I realized that macOS would detect and use it as input/output, e.g. I recently stumbled upon the same problem on my iMac using the UR22mkII, after not using it for a few months. Please assist me at your earliest convenience. Even when opening the device setup, the VST Audio System section displays that there are no available drivers. After opening a project, outputs are unmapped. Next, another pop-up window appears that reads: “Driver could not be selected”, which then forces you to click an OK button. Specifically, when loading Cubase AI7 (7.0.80) with my Steinberg UR22 device, I receive a pop-up window that reads: “ASIO Driver Setup, Select the desired ASIO driver.” The only available option is “Yamaha Steinberg USB ASIO, Steinberg UR22.” Therefore I select it and click the OK button. I uninstalled and reinstalled Cubase (with the associated audio driver) hoping to fix the issue, but the same thing is occurring. Can someone please tell me how I can resolve a problem with Cubase not finding an audio driver? I used the program for a few months with no issues, but one day was no longer able to hear any audio because Cubase will not recognize the audio driver.
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