Create a new instrument track with DMX loaded.
Click the drop-down menu on the left next to the track edit “e” icon.
Click the outputs in this list that you’d like to enable. They’ll be added to your Cubase mixer window as separate channels.
New in version 1.1. Oberheim DMX now offers stereo multichannel outputs for each of the 8 channels and 2 FX channels. The outputs act like mixer-style pre-fader sends and are not affected by the channel’s volume, mute or solo settings, and do not pass through the master bus section in DMX.
Setting up an individual output in your DAW does not automatically prevent it from also coming out of the main stereo out. This allows for parallel processing, but means you’ll need to mute the channel in DMX if you only want to use the individual out.
Click the cog icon in DMX’s header bar to open the settings window and enable multi-out support. This setting will be recalled across instances.
<aside> ⚠️ Note that in Logic Pro, this setting does not close and load the mutli-channel version of DMX. If you’ve enabled this setting on the stereo only version you’ll need to now load the multi-channel version to use it.
Other DAWs appear to exclusively load the multi-channel version if available and the multiple outputs will be available immediately.
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The 11 outputs are hardwired in this order:
The following instructions assume that you’ve already enabled multi-out as described above.
Create a new instrument track with DMX loaded.
Click the drop-down menu on the left next to the track edit “e” icon.
Click the outputs in this list that you’d like to enable. They’ll be added to your Cubase mixer window as separate channels.
Create a new instrument track with the DMX Multi-Output (11xStereo) option loaded.
In the mixer view, click the + button in the bottom right corner, above the solo button, on the channel to expand the individual outs in order. Use the - button to remove them.
