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This is exactly the function that I'm looking for. Now, I'm trying to map this function to a button on my Generic Remote Device. I know how to map functions to a Generic Remote Device, but I can't seem to find a way to map this particular function. Do you know how to do this, if it's doable?

I'm trying to find the key command name for this, but it's very elusive. I'm trying to map the command to my computer keyboard that will make the Event Display Window take a step to the right, and the other command that will make it take a step to the left. I want the zoom level of the window...

NVM, I stumbled across the correct configuration to make this work.

I would like to use the "Edit In-Place" feature with the MIDI Drum Editor, so that I will see a mini drum editor in the project window where the MIDI part is located. I'm having trouble finding a way to make this happen though... Is it possible to do this?

I'd like to be able to make Cubase "refresh" my remote device (I'm using a BCF2000 as a generic remote.) Basically, I want Cubase to transmit all of the current values that it's set to transmit to the generic remote. The reason that I want to do this is because I want to be able to switch...

I'm setting up a BCF2000 to work with Cubase SX3, and it's easy going so far, except for one issue. When I try to set up a button on the BCF 2000 to control a track's "monitor" enable/disable button, it works fine. However, when I also set the same BCF2000 button to be controlled BY the same...

Will it affect Cubase SX 3's performance if I have Cubase installed on a different hard drive than where my Windows Operating System is located?

I'm wondering how much free space I need to reserve on my hard disk in order to maximize Cubase SX 3's performance. Is it basically, the more the better? Or does it stop mattering above a certain amount of free space? Thanks :)

Is there a physical mixing board that I can plug into Cubase to control the levels etc of the channels in Cubase? I'm thinking of something that doesn't have any audio processing capability, simply a controller... perhaps connecting to the computer via USB or something like that. I'm hoping...

The odd thing is that Cubase can extract the audio from this video file. Nuendo can't extract the audio from this file. Also, if you can't cut video in Nuendo, what worth does the program have? It seems terrible to have to cut your video files up in one program, only to sequence them in...

I have the same problem in Nuendo... when I cut a video file, the latter half of the split file will not play. Also, in Nuendo, I can't extract audio from a video file... any tips on that, Halion? I know that I can just extract the audio in Cubase and then import it into Nuendo, but it's a...

I'll give a little more detailed description of what I'm trying to do and why I'm trying to do it... For example, I'm drawing a sine wave to control the Pitchbend. I want the amplitude of the sine wave to be exactly 4095. However, Cubase won't allow me to set the amplitude with fine enough...

Basically, I'm trying to draw a smooth sine wave, but I want to make use of snap at the ends. I want to work with sine waves that are quantized in length, but whose curves are smooth. This seems like a pretty simple request for a program like Cubase to execute... perhaps I'm missing something...

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OK, I've just about had it with Cubase's Pitchbend controller lane interface design, and I'm trying to figure out if it's me or Cubase's developers that is/are stupid. For example, I want to draw a smooth (read NOT quantized) sine wave controller curve, BUT I want to make use of snap while...

When I use the scissors tool to cut a piece of video, the video won't play back beyond where the cut was made. Anyone know what's going on?

Either the controller curve editing seems to be very poorly designed in SX 3, or I'm not understanding how to use it properly. I'd like to be able to differentiate between one unit intervals between the value at which I can drop, say, the end of a line. However, I only can jump between say 50...