


In the Controller/Surface section, click on any existing control surface so that it is highlighted and then click on the red (“Delete Selected Controller/Surface”) button delete it.

Be sure that “IO (VS-700)” is NOT selected and there is not a checkmark in either box. Select “CONSOLE (VS-700)” for both Inputs and Outputs so that there is a checkmark in each box. In Sonar, click on Edit and then “Preferences…”.If you're using the VS-700C Console only, connect a USB cable from the VS-700C console to the computer. If you're using the VS-700 System (Console and Rack together), connect a USB cable from the VS-700R rack to the computer.NOTE: Driver installation instructions are included with each download. If you're using just the VS-700C without the VS-700R rack:ĭownload the " VS-700C (Console Only) USB Driver" for Windows or Mac.If you're using the VS-700 System consisting of the VS-700C console and the VS-700R rack:ĭownload the " VS-700R (Rack) USB Driver" for Windows or Mac.If you haven't yet installed this driver software, you can download and install it here: Note: The V-STUDIO 700 Driver Software must be installed prior to performing the setup below. The following steps will guide you through setting up the V-STUDIO 700 in Sonar X3, X2 and X1. The V-STUDIO 700 can be used as a control surface and audio interface to Sonar X3, X2 and X1.
