When I turned on the metronome, I can hear the metronome’s click sound, but no audio sound and the output level is not moving. The problem is, I can record and hear the guitar, and see the signal being recorded, but there’s no sound coming out from the Cubase when I press play. I’m running through external speaker and headphone from the line out of the Mbox. I also check the input and output on each audio track. I followed the instruction on how to start the Cubase, go to VST Connections, it automatically detected the Digidesign Mbox 2 Mini audio driver, I selected the input and output busses, go to Device Setup and also selected the Digidesign Mbox 2 Mini audio driver.

I installed both of them, and recorded my bass, everything seems to be working properly,īecause I want to record another instrument (guitar, vocal), I borrowed Mbox 2 Mini as an audio interface from my friend and then installed its ASIO driver. I was looking into how to omit the driver from causing issues on startup but that was more advanced than I could figure out, but I may give that a shot.I bought Zoom B3 which came with Cubase LE 7 and Sequel LE 3. I did not try the latest Mbox 2 driver as it appears to be the same version of the Mbox 2 Mini and likely is the same driver. Weirdly enough, I believe what happened is that I used the a beta driver for a regular Mbox 2.

I'm just looking to confirm this and if anyone has been able to fix it.Īt one point I did have it working with a beta driver, but in Audacity and not Pro Tools for some reason. Sometimes I do see others using this device still but with Windows 10 and no drivers support, it seems like this Box is a Brick now. This wasn't as tragic as I had recently done a fresh install due to other issues. In another test I tried to install Pro Tools First on my older PC and the driver caused my PC to lock up and I needed to do a fresh install. I get a hard blue screen of death right away on my laptop, the ASUS ROG GL753VD It always requires a startup repair that rolls back the Mbox Driver, Pro Tools First or usually both. When I have a clean working installation of Pro Tools First and I install the drivers, the Mbox 2 Mini works. I decided to try and see if it would work with the latest software rather than the older ones, and turns out that it can. I wanted to get it working on Windows 10 after recently upgrading from 7 and I ran into some issues with Pro Tools First. My simple question is for the people using an Mbox 2 Mini: How is your Mbox setup and how did you get it working?

Windows 10 driver for mbox 2