great feature IMHO
less mess, more organization for your project
use this thread to share tips & secrets
what are they?:)FSTZ wrote:I just started using instrument tracks
great feature IMHO
less mess, more organization for your project
use this thread to share tips & secrets
haha,doyli wrote:Though it is a little glitchy, I'm liking MediaBay, once you have tagged all your sounds and presets it makes life a whole lot easier finding the instrument/sound/midi groove you need.
Also feeling the new GrooveAgent One in Cubase 5 for drums nice and simple for knocking out beats and the drag'n'drop feature direct from the arranger is killer.
I'm starting to sound like a salesman the more I post in forums.
love Quick Controls also for midi controlling vst parameters.
jackmaster wrote:you went in with this mix.
Soundcloud.onelove. wrote:There needs to be a DZA app on iPhone just for id'ing old Grime tracks.
Kate... wrote:There's enough Dubstep out there. Make some You-Step and maybe it will take you somewhere.
that funny, i literally have just done the same, using cubase since vst5.1.... saw my mate doing it... how TF do you do that. Was like a ninja at select, dragcopy, select, dragcopy...HiggzBozon wrote:I'm saving up for cubase 5. Working on sx3 at the moment. I have been using cubase for 8 years now and i just recently found out about CTRL+D
Duplicate... man i was likeWhy didn't i notice this before!!!
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Right click any audio clip, go to Audio or Advanced (cant remember, at work) and offline processing history. a list of all the processing (reverse, normalise etc, or vst plugins) youve applied is there, you can remove (permanently or temporarily), change (opens up at the settings you used, you can then change) or re-order. only doesnt work if you do a timestretch, THEN something else.The Dub Lemon wrote:ooo...offline processing history, I didn't know about that, nice one. My version 5 update will be arriving later on today
Thank you!HiggzBozon wrote:I'm saving up for cubase 5. Working on sx3 at the moment. I have been using cubase for 8 years now and i just recently found out about CTRL+D
Duplicate... man i was likeWhy didn't i notice this before!!!
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Try CTRL+K too, it is also duplicating, you just have to enter how many duplicates you want (Repeat command)HiggzBozon wrote:I'm saving up for cubase 5. Working on sx3 at the moment. I have been using cubase for 8 years now and i just recently found out about CTRL+D
Duplicate... man i was likeWhy didn't i notice this before!!!
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