My system (Win7 and Scope - Creamware soundcard) has worked fine with wavelab for the last few years. Only recently this error message has appeared, and no way to re-assign soundcard in preferences - as wavelab will crash. Cubase still works fine, and there’s been no software updates for the soundcard over the last five years.
My system (Win7 and Scope - Creamware soundcard) has worked fine with wavelab for the last few years. Only recently this error message has appeared, and no way to re-assign soundcard in preferences - as wavelab will crash. Cubase still works fine, and there’s been no software updates for the soundcard over the last five years.
Erase this folder:
C:\Users[yourname]\AppData\Roaming\Steinberg\WaveLab Pro 9.5\Presets\VST Audio Connections
This folder contains a file called “.last” which contains the current settings to use for the audio connection settings. For some reason, these current settings caused your problem. By deleting this automatically-saved file, you restart from scratch.
Various setting types are using the same method.
Hi all !
I just installed Wavelab 8.5 today and i have it connected to a Scarlett 18i20 interface. Under VST audio connections under “Playback” it comes up with the surround channels. How do i route those to my headphones? on the dropdown menu it shows no headphone port. On the scarlett mix control it says the headphone 1 is on Line 7 and 8 however in Wavelab when i use the left/right device output to 7/8 it tells me.
“The VST audio connections are not valid. Check the VST Audio Connections dialog.”
Iv tried about every method i can think of trying to get this to work. It works on all my other software like plug in play. never had an issue until wavelab and steinbergs support is not exactly stellar. if anyone has experience with this I could use the help.
I’ve suddenly started getting a similar message: “The audio connections are not valid. Check the Audio Connections dialog”
I check the Audio Connections field and everything seems OK. I’ve been switching between built-in audio and a Steinberg USB audio interface for a while, with no problems until today. What should I do?
Can you please clarify how to find the file to delete with OSX. im not having much luck and making files visible doesn’t seem to be working unless im doing it wrong. Ive tried re installing and nothing?
Please give me a step by step solution to finding the file to delete.
I’ve gone to this VST Audio Connections folder and there’s nothing there. I can see hidden files in other locations, but this folder is empty, and a search of the hard drive for any file of that name comes up with nothing. What should I do now?
I installed a Focusrite Clarett 8USB and Wavelab 8.5 keeps telling me that the VST connections are not valid. So I can’t play any audio in Wavelab. Also, when I switch to Built In audio, there is nothing coming out of the output of my Mac.
I tried removing the VST connections Folder in the Preferences/Wavelab 8.5/Presets folder, but that doesn’t help. Any ideas?
Fixed! Wavelab 8.5 is not officially supported by OS 10.12 and up. You need to install the latest version (8.5.30) and apply the CoreAudio2ASIO patch. That fixed it for me.