For synths the same applies however instead of pressing the + on the midi track you have to find the actual synthĦ. The line is now activated and draw in your changesĥ. sometimes you may need to press “more” to find the one you wantĤ. Select the parameter that you want to automate then press the R button. Go to the small + at the bottom left of the audio cell and click itģ. For audio… add an insert/eq or send that you want to alter for example a filterĢ. select your new effect (reverb for example)ġ. To the right hand side you have your sends…. Go to mixer (F3) & sound/instrument you want reverb on and press small EĦ. On the effect box for example reverb… choose a preset for example “hall”ĥ. Select stereo and the effect you want such as reverbģ. Right click in blue column and select “add fx track channel”Ģ. Sends are for ambient effects such as delay or reverb, or buses for example if you wanted to send percussion to a group drum channelġ. EQ is to shape the sound… try presets (top black toolbar)Ĥ. Inserts… think of them as guitar fx pedals such as distortionģ. Change quantize to suit groove (top right) >I eq -> sendsĢ.
Go to “out” and select the synth you have addedġ. Go back to your MIDI track -make sure the “show inspector” tab is highlighted blue (top left)Ĥ. Choose instrument… F11 – choose synth of your choiceģ. In blue column to left right click- add MIDI trackĢ. Save – cntrl – s then name the project within the folder you have createdġ. File – new project – empty – create a folder and name it “track 1” for exampleĢ.
#Cubase 4 tricks software#
Starting off with a new piece of software can often seem a daunting process, so let’s take a look through some basic processes in Cubase and kick-start your knowledge database!ġ.
#Cubase 4 tricks how to#
How to guide: Cubase MIDI Tips by Mark Spacey
#Cubase 4 tricks upgrade#
Hope this helps some of the new guys or old pros who are having an upgrade nightmare. You advanced guys will probably say "yes.Obviously that is how you do it " but for a nube like me I would have loved someone to tell me this a few hours ago.
ħ Now when you export your mixdown all is well just remember to mute any midi tracks that you have recorded or you will get the message again. Ħ repeat 5 until all midi tracks have their own audio track. hit record on your audio track and play one soloed midi track. ģ, Create a "group/fx bus and assign the Access Virus TI to it, this is easiest done in the mixer window (Access Virus IN ,assign the group bus output to your main stereo out )Ĥ, Create a single audio track assigned to receive from the group bus, again assignment is vastly easier in the mixer window. " Boring or what ?ġ, Set up your access virus TI as an instrument track.Ģ, Create several Midi tracks assigned to the Access Virus TI and record each part (midi) on each track. Try and do that in 8.5 and you will receive the message "Virus TI tracks are not supported in audio mixdown. When I used to use Cubase 4 I could simply get everything how I wanted it and hit Export-Audio mixdown and it would give me a file that I could open in ITunes and I could bore my friends with my track at work whilst I listened for what needed to change and work on it the following night and all was right with the world.
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