Steinberg Cubase Essential 4 Menu Reference Manual
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11 Menu Reference Events to Part This allows you to create a part from selected audio events. Dissolve Part This menu item dissolves a selected audio part and makes any audio events it contains appear as independent ob- jects on the track. Snap Point to Cursor This allows you to set the snap point to the current cursor position. Bounce Selection This allows you to create either a new clip or a new audio file from a selection. Find Selected in Pool This can be used to quickly find the clips in the...
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12 Menu Reference Over Quantize Quantizing is a function that automatically moves re- corded notes, positioning them on exact note values. This quantizes the selected MIDI parts or notes, according to the current Quantize pop-up menu setting. Iterative Quantize Instead of moving a note to the closest quantize grid posi- tion, Iterative Quantize moves it only part of the way. You specify how much the notes should be moved towards the grid with the Iterative Strength setting in the Quantize Setup...
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13 Menu Reference Logical Presets This submenu contains various presets that let you per- form advanced “search and replace” operations on MIDI data. Drum Map Setup… This is where you load, create, modify and save drum maps. The list to the left shows the currently loaded drum maps; selecting a drum map in the list displays its sounds and settings to the right. Insert Velocities… All MIDI editors feature an Insert Velocity pop-up, where one of five different velocity values can be selected when...
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14 Menu Reference Reconstruct If a missing file cannot be found (e.g. if you have acciden- tally deleted it from the hard disk), it will normally be indi- cated with a question mark in the Status column in the Pool. However, if the missing file is an edit file (a file cre- ated when you process audio, stored in the Edits folder within the project folder), it may be possible for the pro- gram to reconstruct it by recreating the editing to the orig- inal audio file. Convert Files… This opens the Convert...
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15 Menu Reference Transport menu Transport Panel This opens the Transport panel. Locators to Selection This will set the locators to encompass the current selec- tion or selection range. Locate Selection This moves the project cursor to the start of the current selection or selection range. Locate Selection End This moves the project cursor to the end of the current se- lection or selection range. Locate Next Marker This moves the project cursor to the next marker position. Locate Previous Marker This...
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16 Menu Reference Use External Sync Activates synchronization. Retrospective Record Performs retrospective MIDI recording. If the Retrospective Record function is enabled in the Preferences (Record– MIDI page), and a MIDI track is record enabled, any MIDI notes you play in stop mode or during playback are cap- tured in buffer memory. If you then select Retrospective Record, the MIDI notes you played – i.e. the contents of the buffer memory – are turned into a MIDI part on the record enabled MIDI...
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17 Menu Reference Window menu Close Closes the currently active window. If the active window is a Project window, the project will be closed. Close All Closes all windows including all open projects. Minimize All Minimizes all windows. Restore All Restores all minimized Cubase Essential windows. Tile Horizontally/Vertically (Windows only) Arranges the open windows next to each other on screen. Cascade (Windows only) Arranges the open windows in a partially overlapping pattern. Windows… Opens a dialog...