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tmay
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Yes could someone tell how to pan in cubase vst5
Chris Shaeffer
Peavey ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yuppers!
Right above you faders in the mixer is a little rectangle with a vertical line in it. Drag that vertical line from side to side with your mouse to pan that track left to right.
There is a way to use your keyboard, too, but I can't remember how at the moment.
Take care,
Chris
Right above you faders in the mixer is a little rectangle with a vertical line in it. Drag that vertical line from side to side with your mouse to pan that track left to right.
There is a way to use your keyboard, too, but I can't remember how at the moment.
Take care,
Chris
Chris Shaeffer
Peavey ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If I recall, BTW, control-click in that box will automatically recenter it. Shift-click will give you more control with the mouse, too.
Have fun,
Chris
Have fun,
Chris
laj35
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Shift-click huh chris, I'ce always wondered if there was a bit more of a precise way to pan within Cubase, have to try it out.
Laj
Laj
Chris Shaeffer
Peavey ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Laj,
Ya gotta hand it to the Steinberg doc writers- they repeat NOTHING! All the different manuals and they never repeat those cool little tricks. If you miss 'em, you miss 'em.
The same shift and control clicking scheme works with all of the controls in Cubase, I think. I know it works for effects sends and the volume faders.
What a fun program Cubase is.
Chris
Ya gotta hand it to the Steinberg doc writers- they repeat NOTHING! All the different manuals and they never repeat those cool little tricks. If you miss 'em, you miss 'em.
The same shift and control clicking scheme works with all of the controls in Cubase, I think. I know it works for effects sends and the volume faders.
What a fun program Cubase is.
Chris
laj35
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Your absolutely right about Steinberg never repeating anything, and about it being a fun program. It's like going to a really big high school, you see a different hot chick you've never seen everyday, if you're lookin.
Laj
Laj