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I've wondered about this myself. I don't actually think it's possible, I think you can only use the drum editor in the main MIDI editing window (unless anyone knows different?) Mike

Travis I think basically I just have to engage my brain in Cubase mode rather than ProTools mode, then I'll get there. Ta v.much Mike

Yeah, that's what I thought. I was hoping there was a way to just drag the effects from one slot to another, but I guess not. Cheers Mike

Here's another question I have for all you helpful Cubase experts..... Is it possible to move an insert effect from one slot to another? Here's a typical situation... I want to apply some compression and some EQ to to an audio track, but I'd like to mess aound with the routings a bit, so I...

Thanks folks, there's some excellent suggestions there. Travis, the reason I don't automate anything in AutoTune is that I'm not sure if that's possible in graphical mode. Basically, what I'm doing is: 1) select the part to edit from my audio track & set start & end points for that part 2)...

Yeah, that's pretty much what I'm doing, i.e. 1) Apply the AutoTune effect to the part I'm working on, which is currently on track 4 2) Solo track 4 3) Export > Audio, which creates a new track 5 containing the treated vocal 4) Go to the next part that needs tuning on track 4 and apply...

Yep, you've understood me correctly this time I think :) And the solution you've suggested would work in most cases, BUT... Maybe I should explain exactly what I'm trying to do. I have a vocal take that needs LOTS of tuning. Re-tracking is not an option. So I'm using Autotune in graphical...

Thanks for the quick response :) That's not exactly what I want to achieve though. What I want is to actually create a new Audio track from the (effected) output of an existing Audio track, which I know you can do in Pro Tools & Logic, but you don't seem to be able to do in Cubase, unless...

Hi folks I've been using Cubase SX3 for a while now, but there's one thing I've never been able to figure out how to do (and I'm not even sure if it's possible or not). Basically, I'd like to know if its possible to somehow select as the input of an Audio track, the output of another audio...

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It's a good thing there are mastering studios out there that let you listen to the results before charging you anything. Check out www.carrotcottage.com, where we provide you with an evaluation version of your track before you see any invoice. Regards Mike.

One thing to consider.... A track may on average be fairly quiet, but it can still contain transient peaks that take it above the 0dB level and into clipping territory. Try taking a look at the waveforms of the individual tracks to see where the the transient peaks (i.e. "spikes" on sounds with...