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You didn't read the manual. ;) Look under the menus for VST Connections. Then add what you want to use.

You've missed the point. Just because people are still using an MPC doesn't mean anything. People still record to ADAT.... that doesn't mean it's the right tool to buy if you are creating a contemporary work environment. There is no function an MPC does that can't be done easier and better by...

That's the stupidest sh!t.... People say that because it's part of the trend. "Yo man... I make beats on da MPC." It's like a solgan of the true rap artist. The MPC is irrelavent in todays studio. It was crucial in the late 1980's and early 1990's. The necessity of having a quality...

Yep.... You can edit recorded audio. Functions like reverse, pitch shifting, etc. Check out the manual.

For analog you use a half-normaled patchbay and bring the return in on another channel. For digital you duplicate the track and add a compressor as an insert on the duplicate. Then balance the levels.

Someone correct me if I'm wrong.... I don't think that analog boards are made to send one channel to multi-groups. It is possible only because you need the option to send a channel to one of the groups. In other words.... It's not meant to send a channel to multi groups. The ability to...

Granted 2.8Ghz is not a hugh amount by todays standard..... However, if massive sample VSTi's like Colossus only use 20% when active it doesn't make sense that fader automation would use more. I go from 20% with multi Colossus patches and Kontakt 2 running to over 50% while using faders to...

Yes few people know of Joe's contribution to the MIDI standard. If it weren't for his efforts...... ;) We can only hope the sarcasism stops at such an insane level. Joe Pass and MIDI.... that's like Bob Dylan and Sweep picking.... or P-diddy and talent... or Paris Hilton and decent...

Do you really believe that or are you just making a point? The real-time bounce has always been a pain in my PT experience. I listen to the product during mix and when I'm ready to bounce, I want the file right then. I don't want to sit for 15 minutes and listen to the playback again. Is...

Thanks for the word fellas. I was just curious. I saw a used one for sale cheap and wanted to get some commentary on the subject. Would it be worth $200 to have for the hell of it? I track to disk and wouldn't have any frequent need.... it just seems like a real good deal.

This post is for the MIDI noob. There is a large number of people in this world who make assumptions about MIDI and in turn fool themselves into a false sense of understanding. This in turn can lead to some really stupid post that exist on HomeRecording.com/bbs and it must STOP! If you do...

Since reverb exist naturally, I'm a big fan. It makes it sound more realistic. Without reverb records would sound strange.... like when you enter an totally dead vocal booth. No reverb is a strange sound.

I wondered if it may be due to HT enabled. I've read that the instruction threads can get jumbled and reduce performance on complex task.

system: P4 2.8 ht enabled 2 GB RAM 3 disk drives (2 ATA, 1 SATA for samples) ASUS MOBO running during event: Cubase Kontakt Colossus background services (system stuff) The jump in processor usage only happens when WRITE is enabled and multi-faders are used. The process spike doesn't occur...

I overheard a conversation regarding the DA88 and the comment was made.... "Soon, the tapes will be hard to find." That in mind; Is the DA-88 headed for the recording history books or will Hi-8 tapes be around for years to come?

I was testing Cubase performance after installing new RAM and noticed this; Using the faders to do multi-track automation can use up to 25% of my CPU power. I had the task manager open and would touch several of the faders at once and the CPU would spike to 50%. The song was about 8 tracks...

Is the dongle plugged in?

I'm not really referring to members of this thread or forum as much as some of the post and threads that are @ cubase.net A quick visit to that site and you will see people in arms to the degree that Steinberg is portrayed as not providing support for a faulty product. Granted people shouldn't...

All I'm saying is that 3.1.1 is a usable product for 99.9% of the project tasks necessary to generate quality recordings. It's not as if you spent $3000 for the software. Granted $500 aint cheap but the program is more than functional.' I feel that there is a lot of bitch'n and moan'n over...

That's what I say. The other forum has gone out of control over this b.s. Granted they went back on their word.... .so what. The known bugs that require the patch are not system critical. I've used the program for post-video production several times recently and I feel that I've pushed the...