Steinberg Cubase LE Operation Manual
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CUBASE LEFades and Crossfades 6 – 121 Preview, Apply and Process The buttons in the bottom row are different depending on whether you are editing a fade made with the fade handles or applying a fade using processing: The Edit Fade dialogs have the following buttons: The Process Fade dialogs have the following buttons: Button Function OK Applies the set fade curve to the event, and closes the dialog. Cancel Closes the dialog. Apply Applies the set fade curve to the event, without closing the dialog....
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CUBASE LE6 – 122 Fades and Crossfades Creating Crossfades Overlapping audio material on the same track can be crossfaded, for smooth transitions or special effects. You create a crossfade by select- ing two consecutive audio events and selecting the Crossfade com- mand on the Audio menu (or using the corresponding key command, by default [X]). The result depends on whether the two events overlap or not: •If the events overlap, a crossfade is created in the overlapping area. The crossfade will be of...
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CUBASE LEFades and Crossfades 6 – 123 An example: The events in themselves do not overlap, but their clips do. Therefore, the events can be resized so that they overlap, which is required for a crossfade to be created. When you select the Crossfade function, the two events are resized so that they overlap, and a default crossfade is created in the overlapping section. •If the events don’t overlap, and cannot be resized enough to overlap, a crossfade cannot be created. •Once you have created a...
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CUBASE LE6 – 124 Fades and Crossfades The Crossfade Dialog The Crossfade dialog contains separate settings for the fade-in and fade-out curve in the crossfade, as well as common settings. The left part of the Crossfade dialog contains two sections with set- tings for the fade-in and fade-out curves in the crossfade. These two sections have identical settings. Play buttons The “Play Fade” and “Play Dry” buttons allow you to audition the fade- in or fade-out part, with or without the crossfade. The...
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CUBASE LEFades and Crossfades 6 – 125 Fade Displays Shows the shape of the fade-out and fade-in curve, respectively. You can click on the curve to add points, and click and drag existing points to change the shape. To remove a point from the curve, drag it outside the display. Curve shape buttons These buttons give you quick access to some common curve shapes. Crossfade Display The bottom display shows the shape of the whole crossfade curve and the resulting waveform. You cannot edit the curve in...
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CUBASE LE6 – 126 Fades and Crossfades Default buttons Clicking the “As Default” button stores all of the current settings as the default crossfade. These settings will then be used whenever you create new crossfades. •The Crossfade Length setting is included in the Default settings. However, it is only applied if the events to be crossfaded don’t overlap – otherwise the crossfade will be in the overlap area (see page 122). Clicking the “Recall Default” button copies the curves and settings in the...
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CUBASE LE7 – 128 The Mixer About this chapter This chapter contains detailed information about the elements used when mixing audio and MIDI in the Mixer. Some mixing-related fea- tures are not described in this chapter. These are the following: •Setting up and using audio effects. See page 168. •Automation of all Mixer parameters. See page 190. •How to mix down several audio tracks (complete with automation and effects if you wish) to a single audio file. See page 451.
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CUBASE LEThe Mixer 7 – 129 Overview The Mixer offers a common environment for controlling levels, pan, solo/mute status etc. for all channel types.
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CUBASE LE7 – 130 The Mixer Opening the Mixer •To open the Mixer, select “Mixer” from the Devices menu. Each audio, MIDI and group channel track in the Project window is also represented by a “channel strip” in the Mixer. •The order of the audio and MIDI channel strips (from left to right) in the Mixer corresponds to the Project window Track list. If you reorder audio and MIDI tracks in the Track list, this will be reflected in the Mixer (if the Mixer is open when reordering tracks it will have to be...