
Chili
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Yeah, you've got a lot of good advice from some very knowledgeable people.
About the reverb, it works nicely. Cubase default plugs aren't the greatest, but they aren't bad either and are cpu efficient. You can always experiment with others. It's like another color on your palette.
I've got an older version od Cubase and for me to freeze a midi/vst track, I have to solo that track and perform an Export> mixdown. There's an option to bounce it to a new track in the project.
If you're cpu is having trouble keeping up, be sure to shutdown everything else running on your computer, especially any anti-virus. You can use Task Manager (if you're using Windows) to shutdown some of the background processes. Recording all your audio files to a 2nd physical hard drive is a good way to ease the burden on your system. With a 2nd hard drive, your DAW won't be competing with the O/S for drive head time.
Look forward to hearing more.
About the reverb, it works nicely. Cubase default plugs aren't the greatest, but they aren't bad either and are cpu efficient. You can always experiment with others. It's like another color on your palette.
I've got an older version od Cubase and for me to freeze a midi/vst track, I have to solo that track and perform an Export> mixdown. There's an option to bounce it to a new track in the project.
If you're cpu is having trouble keeping up, be sure to shutdown everything else running on your computer, especially any anti-virus. You can use Task Manager (if you're using Windows) to shutdown some of the background processes. Recording all your audio files to a 2nd physical hard drive is a good way to ease the burden on your system. With a 2nd hard drive, your DAW won't be competing with the O/S for drive head time.
Look forward to hearing more.
