Tascam US-224 owner manual 6.2Setting the Sample Rate and Bit Depth, Input Enabling

To do this in Cubase (full versions), for example, select the VST Remote option from the Audio menu, and choose the US- 428 option (See illustration 6.03). You will also need to set the Input and Output devices to “US-224 Control Port” and the “Remote” setting should match the setting chosen in the US-224 Control Panel (see illustration 6.03).

Illustration 6.03 - Cubase VST Remote Panel

6.2Setting the Sample Rate and Bit Depth

The US-224 supports sample rates of 44.1kHz and 48kHz. In the Audio Control Panel, select the pull-down menu for Sample Rate and select either 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz.

The US-224 control protocol includes two separate drivers for 16-bit or 24-bit operation. This selection is made in the Audio Control Panel (see illustration 6.04).

NOTE: The bundled Cubasis VST supports only 16-bit audio. If you want to record in 24-bit mode you will need to upgrade to Cubase VST or another application that supports 24-bit audio.

Illustration 6.04 - VST/24 Audio Control Panel

6.3 Input Enabling

You will need to enable the inputs on Cubasis. Open the Audio Input window (see Illustration 6.05) and select one mono track or a stereo pair.

Illustration 6.05 - Input window

Note that Cubasis supports only one input for recording (though this can be a mono or stereo track).

Then select the inputs on Cubasis’ internal mixer. If you’re recording a mono input, left click on the input selector above the channel strip and select the desired input L or R. If you’re recording a stereo track, the inputs will both be selected automatically Verify that the designated channels' inputs ("IN") are selected, and the associated channels are receiving signal. (see illustration 6.06)

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