It all has to do with your VST Connections in Cubase LE (if you are using Cubase LE).
What you have to do is:
1)Go in and label you inputs and outputs in the Device Setup. Select " US 122L-US 144" Here your inputs and outputs should be displayed. You should be able to see which input is "active" and which ones are "inactive".
2) After noting which ones are active label these devices. Click the "Show As" section and label you "active" outputs as speakers or whatever you like. Also label you inputs which should be your mic or MIDIs.
3) After labeling, click " VST System Link" and make sure the correct input and output is selected, Example: (Input: AKG Perception 220, Out-put: Speakers/ Headphones) Hit Ok!
4) Bring up the "VST Connections" menu (F4) or (Device> VST Connections). Clear out all your outputs and inputs!
5) In your outputs click "Add Bus" Select stereo and 1. This should come up as whatever you labeled the outputs ( Speakers/Headphones for me!)
6) In your inputs click " Add Bus" Select Mono and 2. Here is where you should get one input that says the name of your input( AKG Perception 220 in L) The one below it should be ( US-144 Analog R or L) Click this and choose your Microphone! You should have the 2 options with your microphone named.
7) Test it (record something) and see if it works and plays in both ears if you want more clarification feel free to message me!!!!!!!
I HOPE THIS WORKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BASICally just set it on mono ..on the program you using it on and the interface ..because i was having the same problem ..and possibly that solved my problem
I have the tascam us1444 and i have a mic and i wanderd how do i set the mic as a live sound
Wordd madd frustrating i tried all this but it still doesnt want to work... i mean i tried everything but i still dont know why im always only getting sound out of my left speaker when in MIC L and right when im in MIC R ? ? ? its as if id have to record 2 different tracks one through L and one through R
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this is bullS***!!! i pay for something, it should work the way one expects it to. one sided recording, like i can afford to buy another matching $200, just so i can record some tracks. i've been thru enough stress just getting a setup established, now finally, i have this one last dilemma!. THANK YOU TASCAM, ABD CUBASE MAKERS! GREAT COLLABERATION. not.
I have the exact same problem it irritating as hell! I thought it was Cubase but now I'm beginning to think its the Tascam I'm confused and would really love some clarification.
Why make this if it only records to one side via the side you plug it into! Its baffiling!
Thanks for the solution, but I've left Cubase and started using Acid Pro , at first it had the same problem recording only one channel, then i figured out that you had to change from stereo to Mono in the recording settings. And now everything is working perfectly!! I can recording anything and i will hear on both sides ( L & R ).
my tascam only records on one side help pleasee
i did exactly what you said and i am still not getting it right
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