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I guess there is no solution :( I didn't think there was from looking around on Google

Man. I remember looking at C7 when it came out years ago, been happy with C6 but compatibility issues are starting to show... May be a good time to upgrade!

Hi, I'm wondering if it's possible to create folders in Windows explorer containing VST3 plugins and have these folders reflected inside of the Cubase channel settings drop down menu when you go to insert a plugin? With VST/VST2 it's as simple as creating these folders and dragging the .DLL...

Batch export is used more for multi-track and stem exporting, where the length of each file doesn't matter. This function allows you to bounce out multiple events, while retaining the original length of each audio file. Useful if you have 100 edited sound effects back to back on a single track...

Haha thanks! I used to do audio recording tutorials a few years ago, recently got back into it. They're fun to do and usually generate a positive response, which is great. I recently did a recording of a live event and had a few dozen processed audio tracks of varying lengths. The batch export...

Thanks folks, I think Farview said it simply that I would have to manually calculate the lag of the visual monitoring system. Once that's calculated it's as simple as applying a delay to the master out that is equivalent to the delay of the visual monitoring system. The tricky part is figuring...

Hey, sorry about the huge delay in replying. I read your response when you posted it, I'm wondering if you could break it down into steps, I'm not too sure how you're going about selecting the bars, selecting quantise resolution, etc. Here is a picture of what I'm trying to do: Say I have a...

I made a tutorial on a method to export every single audio event in a session (with processing) automatically. This does not involve using the batch export function, but rather creating a similar sort of function using Cubase's macro system. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5by2KYiyVI Hope...

Hey folks, I'm looking into the logical editor in Cubase to perform some sort of a function where I can process every other selected MIDI note. I'm trying to mimick a drummer by having the odd hits on snare/tom rolls be lower in velocity than the others. Does anyone have any experience or info...

Cubase is my condiment of choice.

Hey folks, I'm not sure which discussion to put this question under but: How can one compensate for display lag in an audio post production environment? For example, certain LCD screens can introduce a playback lag of up to 60ms, and projectors are even more notorious for this. Would this...

Nevermind, found it. It's in the two million VST instrument folders that Cubase creates whenever you load an instrument. Ah well, glad that's resolved.

Hey folks, I'm wondering if it's possible to automate the parameters of a VST instrument, in this case massive, through an assigned MIDI track. Essentially... How can I get the Massive folder parameters that show up in Quick Controls here: To show up underneath the assigned MIDI track...

Hey folks, Am wondering if anyone knows how to use the Logical Editor on MIDI data to target all odd notes in a selection. For example, if I have a long double kick part and I want to vary the velocities of every other (odd) note to simulate a more human groove. How could I do this? If you...

Guillermo, WOW! There it is, thank you so much! :D

Ah, didn't realize you could do that. It's a good tip for quickly removing automation data, but I'll generally have quite a few lanes going and was hoping for a hidden button somewhere that just unlinks the data from the event.... Would make sense that Cubase would have one as it'd save so much...

Late reply, but you're just wanting to change all of the MIDI notes on all of the instrument tracks minus the drum track to a new key? Try this: - Double click on one of the MIDI events in the timeline to bring up the key editor. - Highlight all tracks on the timeline, now you should see all...

Hey folks, Quick question: Is there anyway to unlink track automation data from an audio or MIDI clip? So like when I drag an event onto a new track or move the event forwards or backwards in the timeline it doesn't drag a heap of automation data with it? Thanks, Zach

Hey folks, I have a plugin that's making some strange noises just after the MIDI note finishes that do not sound good in the mix. Instead of making the MIDI notes shorter or using a noise gate, is there a way to automatically kill the volume after the MIDI notes are done being triggered...

Yea I still haven't figured anything out yet. Not sure what you meant by the control / shift / aux suggestion Mo Facta, but I figure I'll just keep using my mouse for now. Thanks