Ya didn't answer one question: When you load an audio sample and try to play it does it make any sound?
I'm assuming, then, that the answer is no, since we're seeing activity on the decibel meter on the lower right.
Give us a screenshot of your audio output settings in cubase, or describe whatever you think might be relevant. Moar details.

rriparetti wrote "Ok I loaded a song I made in Reason (not through Rewire, but the way you told me to, drag and drop from iTunes to cubase) and it worked. That is, the audio. It made a stereo track, and its all good."

So it seems audio plays back fine from audio tracks? That's my understanding of "all good".

Looking at your routing, yes, the MIDI channel seems to be sending the notes to the LM7 device (I think it says LM7), that looks fine. So the next question is, where is the LM7's audio track? I'm guessing it's in the VST intruments group I can see at the bottom of the screenshot. Where is the audio of the VST instruments track being routed to? If it's not being routed to the main stereo output (or into a group which is then routed to the main stereo output), you won't be able to hear anything. I'd say the next step is to check if there's audio coming in on the instrument's audio channel (you'll see it on the level meter). If yes, but you're not hearing it, you'll have to send the audio through to your main stereo mix/ master channel.

I'm positive this is all in the Cubase manual. If you find that it isn't, send an email to Steinberg and tell them their manual serves no purpose at all.

You probably don't have the setup correct in your VST audio bay settings or whatever. I don't have Cubase in front of me so I can't take a screenshot. But what others have already said, we answer a question for you and then you ask, what do I do next? You've got to start doing some reading on your own. If you can't stand reading, then try some of the video tutorials available for Cubase.

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