Cubasis VST 4.0 – Manual - School of Computing, Engineering and ...

Processing the TracksBefore you can actually burn your selection of tracks onto a CD,Master Unit must calculate the effect settings you have made and createa new audio file that includes them. There’s one exception: if youwish to burn unchanged tracks to CD, you can manually set them to“ready” status. All tracks that are ready to be recorded on a CD havea green track number. Even after the tracks have been processed, it ispossible to re-define the Start/End and Fade in/out Markers. Seepage 364.• To process the currently selected track, click on the “process singletrack” switch, located below the fader section in the Master Unit window.If you wish to process the complete project, click on the “process”switch. If you wish to interrupt processing for any reason, justclick the “Cancel” switch.If you cancel, the data that has already been written to the disk during the processingwill automatically be deleted.❐Calculating the effect data needs additional hard disk space. Make surethat enough free space is left on your hard disk: For each track to be calculated,you will need as free space as the track already occupies on thedisk.• If you click on a track number with the right mouse button, the numberwill change to green (“ready” status) and the corresponding originaltrack can be recorded onto a CD without having been processed byMaster Unit. To set all tracks into “ready” status without processingthem, hold down [Ctrl] on your computer keyboard and click on anytrack number.❐The “ready” status of a track can at any time be re-defined by clicking onit with the right mouse button. A red track number indicates that thetrack has not been processed, a green number that it has or that it manuallyhas been set to “ready” status.CUBASIS VST20 – 366 The Master Unit Program