Juan Libertella

The previous Saturday I had to record a live show and I had to connect to a Digico S21 mixer through the USB port (UB Madi), I recorded 32 channels without problems using the ASIO driver that I downloaded from Digico. The problem is that the audio signal coming from the mixer arrived with a very low level and very different from the level indicated by the mixer's meters. Does anyone know why this happened? Reading the manual I didn't find any reference on this subject, thank you very much.

Exactly, I am referring to projects with only Midi channels, I believe that I would facilitate the recording, for example if a guest musician participates or if after listening to the final result I decide to make modifications to the tempo map. I think it would be helpful if this feature could be implemented, thanks to all of you.

My idea is to deactivate the tempo map momentarily to be able to record MIDI tracks following a fixed tempo and then activate the tempo map again.

Is it possible to disable the tempo map as it can be done in Cubase?