Why does my mixer freeze up?

6. Playback
(1) Set channel 1 to play.Turn the REC/PLAY key on. Then press the channel key of track 1 (the track you just recorded) to set it to Play (key lit green).
(2) Return to the beginning of the song.Hold down the STOP key and press the REW key to return to the beginning of the song (?p.37 "2. Location").

Sounds like you need more ram or computer space. You didn't list what time of mixer or computer so can only answer basicly. If using a computer (which it sounds like) see how much the mixer needs andhow much space available on your hard drive. This is called a latency problem. Basicaly how long does it take for the computer to respond to commands while it is doing a task. either get a bigger hard drive and more ram or clear out some files on your computer. You can also go into settings and change the settings. You'll have to look through the manual on latency problems.

Try reloading the factory presets. Back up any data you can.

Sound lime a faulty rom have u tried to upload the firmware again

Battery inside maybe low or some kind of midi problem wen working with a daw

try to re-initialize.

First check your speaker's impedance and connection configuration, let me know more.

Just use balanced audio interconnect cables (XLR or TRS) between the mixer and the M-Audio interface.

What are you recording from? If using a condenser mic and you fail to turn on the Phantom power, symptoms such as you describe would occur. You don't include enough information about your setup to allow us to help.

When you open Cubase you MUST open a new project.

Then select 24 track audio for example... unless yoou are doing MIDI record and playback.

Then open up a mixer panel and select a channel to read or connect to a file.

There are too many options to describe and the "says its ready to go " is not enough information to know where you are.

You may have to imprt files or record music... Don't forget to select a track on the display of tracks.