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Setting the Song PositionThe Song Position Pointer is displayed in the Arrange window as avertical line with a triangular head in the ruler.There are several ways to move the song position:• By double clicking in the ruler.If you double click somewhere in the ruler, the Song Position Pointer is moved there.Note that the Snap value determines to which positions you can move the Song PositionPointer with this method (e.g. if Snap is set to 1/4, the song position will be movedto the closest quarter note position).• By [Alt]+[Shift]-clicking in the Arrange window.Snap applies in the same way as explained above.• By using Fast Forward and Rewind on the Transport Bar.If you hold down [Shift] while clicking the button, Rewind/FF is much faster.• By using the position slider on the Transport Bar.The position slider is located on the Transport Bar. Drag the handle or click directlysomewhere on the line to move the handle there.The range of the slider relates to the length of your arrangement. This means that ifyou drag the slider all the way to the right, the song position will appear at the endof the last part.• By double-clicking in the Position field on the Transport Bar and typingin a new position.Finish by pressing [Return].CUBASIS VST8 – 90 Playback, Tempo and the Transport Bar
Returning to the beginning of the songIf the song is stopped and you click the Stop button again (or press[0] on the numeric key pad), the following happens:• The song position is moved to the Left Locator.If the song position is already at the Left Locator or to the left of it, the song position ismoved to the beginning of the song.This means that you can always click twice on the Stop button to returnto the beginning of the song. You can also use the double-arrowto the left of the position slider to do this.CUBASIS VSTPlayback, Tempo and the Transport Bar 8 – 91
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Operation Manual
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Table of Contents
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99 Arrangement Editing100 About son
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1Introduction
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About Cubasis VST...Now that you ha
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2Guided Tour
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Undo/RedoPractically any operation
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The Arrange windowThis is where you
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The VST Channel MixerThis is where
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The MIDI Track MixerThis is one of
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List EditThe Event ListIn this edit
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3Requirements
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Computer RequirementsBelow, the min
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4Installation
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Installing the Audio Card and its D
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Installing Cubasis VSTInstalling th
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5Setting up your System
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Using an audio mixerThis is usually
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Selecting an ASIO DriverASIO (Audio
Page 39 and 40: Making settings for ASIO DirectX Fu
Page 41 and 42: Making settings for the ASIO Multim
Page 43 and 44: Additional Audio SettingsWhile you
Page 45: Setting up• If you want to use Cu
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Page 50 and 51: Example 2B - Using a separate Keybo
Page 52 and 53: Activating and Ordering MIDI PortsB
Page 54 and 55: Checking your MIDI Setup1. Select a
Page 56 and 57: PreparationsSelecting a Sound Sourc
Page 58 and 59: Selecting Recording ResolutionYou s
Page 60 and 61: Selecting and setting up a trackAbo
Page 62 and 63: If you select Stereo for a track, i
Page 64 and 65: MonitoringAs described on page 44,
Page 66 and 67: 3. Sing or play the connected instr
Page 68 and 69: In the Arrange window, a part is cr
Page 70 and 71: Recording the next track - Overdubb
Page 72 and 73: • There is also a group of Monito
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Page 76 and 77: About this ChapterIn this chapter,
Page 78 and 79: Selecting a soundWhen you play your
Page 80 and 81: Recording1. Set start and end-point
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Page 84 and 85: 3. Select “Manage...”The Bank M
Page 86 and 87: Advanced: Recording SysEx MessagesS
Page 88 and 89: The Transport BarBelow, you will fi
Page 92 and 93: Tempo and Time Signature HandlingTr
Page 94 and 95: Time SignaturesThe time signature i
Page 96 and 97: About the CycleCubasis VST can play
Page 98 and 99: Audio ClickActivating this will giv
Page 100 and 101: About songs and arrangementsA song
Page 102 and 103: Creating and managing tracksThe tra
Page 104 and 105: Deleting tracksTo delete a track, p
Page 106 and 107: Naming partsWhen you record a part,
Page 108 and 109: • You can resize several parts at
Page 110 and 111: Muting a partTo mute (silence) a pa
Page 112 and 113: About ghost partsGhost part are “
Page 114 and 115: Part ColorTo distinguish parts, you
Page 116 and 117: Editing the arrangement structureOn
Page 118 and 119: Explode by ChannelThis function wor
Page 120 and 121: Using the InspectorCubasis VST feat
Page 122 and 123: Quantizing MIDI notesWhat is Quanti
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Page 126 and 127: What is the Pool?In the Pool, all a
Page 128 and 129: SegmentsEach file that is in use ha
Page 130 and 131: Selecting Time FormatsYou can set w
Page 132 and 133: File OperationsRenaming a FileTo re
Page 134 and 135: Replacing a File in the PoolThere a
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Page 138 and 139: Segment OperationsThe Audio Pool al
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Deleting segmentsDeleting one or se
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By using the File pop-up menu.1. Op
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7. Click on one of the segment name
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Saving and Loading the Audio PoolTh
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About the different Audio Editing m
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Using another Wave Editor applicati
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What can I do with the MIDI Editors
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Key EditThe three editors share cer
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Entering Notes using the Brush Tool
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3. Click with the Pencil tool insid
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Displaying Velocity in the Controll
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Editing Non-Note EventsBy “non-no
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Deleting non-note EventsTo delete n
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Entering Events1. Use the Insert po
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• Control Change:ColumnVal 1Val 2
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Editing in the “Value 2” Displa
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The Score EditorUse Score Edit when
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Staff ModeThis pop-up determines ho
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Key and ClefThe correct Key and Cle
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Entering NotesIn Score Edit, you us
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Flip StemsBy pressing [Alt]-[X] on
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Printing the ScoreTo print your sco
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The To Pop-upAll the editors have a
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Cutting, Copying and PastingYou can
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Editing ColorIf you have selected C
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Editing Notes via MIDIYou can chang
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The Loop FunctionIn all MIDI editor
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CUBASIS VST12 - 194 Editing MIDI
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IntroductionThis chapter describes
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• For stereo channel pairs, the f
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Using Mute and SoloFor each audio c
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3. Set the parameters for the activ
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6. In the VST Channel Mixer window,
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Editing Effects• For details on t
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Creating Surround MixesWith Cubasis
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Automating the VST MixerIt is possi
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Mixing MIDI❐To be able to “mix
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Setting LevelsYou adjust the levels
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The “Extended” Channel StripIf
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XG 2 - Global SettingsIn this mode,
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GS - Global SettingsIn this mode, t
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5. Stop playback.If you check the A
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Roland GSThis is a variation of Gen
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IntroductionCubasis VSTcomes with a
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EATER PANThe bEATER PAN rhythm reco
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BitCrusherIf you’re into lo-fi so
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ChorusThe Chorus plug-in adds a sho
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eROUNDELIZERThe eROUNDELIZER is an
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KarletteThe Karlette is a four-chan
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Parameter Values DescriptionSharpne
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What to do next depends on whether
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4. Click in the display and drag th
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pDELAYThe pDELAY is a stereo delay
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PhatSyncPhatSync is a pattern-contr
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PhatSync Parameters:Parameter/Value
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RotaryThe Rotary plug-in simulates
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Tranceformer2Tranceformer2 is a rin
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• Good modulator source material
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Vocoder ParametersThe Vocoder param
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Voice DetectiveThe Voice Detective
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7. Select an empty MIDI track.This
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FuzzboxThis is a simulation of the
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ScopionThe Scopion is an on-board o
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Stereo WizardThe Stereo Wizard is a
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CUBASIS VST14 - 268 The included VS
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Importing audio files into the arra
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• You can use the Play button to
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If you get clicks during playbackWh
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Import Mixman File (*.trk)Mixman TR
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6. Use the settings in the Time Str
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6. If you want to automatically imp
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About creating a CDIn combination w
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IntroductionVST Instruments are sof
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Playing the VST Instrument1. In the
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Using the InspectorThe inspector pr
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Automating a VST InstrumentAutomati
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The NeonThe Neon is a simple softwa
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CS40The CS40 is a straightforward s
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JX16 SynthesizerThe JX16 is a dual
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The Glide/Chorus SectionThis sectio
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The VCF SectionThis section contain
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About the “Oscillator Lock” par
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VB-1Damper switch.Pick (slide left
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LM-9Program switchVolume fader (one
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Universal Sound Module (USM)The USM
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USM ParametersParameterMaster Volum
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ParametersThe lower half of the con
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Easy Guitar• This plug-in (develo
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The “electric players”When you
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Long chordsEasy Guitar can also be
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CUBASIS VST16 - 320 Using VST Instr
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IntroductionWhat is RocketPower and
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Setting Rocket Preferences in Cubas
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Activating RocketPower and joining
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The InWire Settings in the PoolSome
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CUBASIS VST17 - 330 InWire and Rock
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IntroductionCubasis VST allows you
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Other optionsOn the Movie submenu o
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SavingSongOnce you have created som
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Using “Save”On the File menu yo
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4. Navigate to the Cubasis VST prog
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When you click the icon, the corres
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Exporting MIDI FilesYou might want
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CUBASIS VST19 - 346 Saving and Open
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About Master UnitBy using Master Un
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The Master Unit windowThe Master Un
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Importing Tracks from hard diskMast
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4. Select one or several tracks for
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Recording and Playback functionsSet
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Setting Record and Playback volumeT
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The Effects sectionAll Effects on/o
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BrillianceOlder sound material, esp
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• The Start and End Markers disap
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Processing the TracksBefore you can
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NormalizingWhile analog systems gen
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Itemstatussimulationejectrescan1x /
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The Normalize menuMenu itemNormaliz
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AAftertouchCreating 163Editing 163A
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DDef.All (Default Song) 339DelayIn
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MM Column 104Magnifying Glass Tool
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SSample Rate 57SaveArrangement 336P
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CUBASIS VST382 Index
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