Mon Feb 15, 2021 3:02 pm
Hello BH,
Assuming you're referring specifically to recording audio (not MIDI), and that you have the Hauptwerk AU/VST Link selected as the audio output device in Hauptwerk, by default (i.e. with default audio mixer and audio routing settings in Hauptwerk) all of Hauptwerk's audio output will be sent through channels 1 and 2 of the AU/VST Link. Hence you just need to record the AU/VST Link's channels 1 and 2 (i.e. the default stereo channel pair) in your DAW.
So as to eliminate MIDI from the equation, try just using the mouse to turn some stops on in Hauptwerk, and click on the virtual keys. You should hear all of the sounds from Hauptwerk (irrespective of their division) through your DAW.
If not, then either:
1. Make sure that you don't have multi-channel/surround/3D audio configured in Hauptwerk, or:
2. If you do use multi-channel/surround/3D audio then make sure that you enable all of the relevant audio channels of the AU/VST Link plug-in within your DAW, so that you can hear them all through it. (I have no experience with Studio One myself, but when inserting a multi-channel AU/VST plug-in in your DAW's project it would probably ask you whether to enable all of the plug-in's audio channels, or just the first/default stereo channel pair.)
Best regards, Martin.
Hauptwerk software designer/developer, Milan Digital Audio.