Steinberg Cubase SE 3 Operation Manual
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CUBASE SE Recording 4 – 61 Filtering MIDI The MIDI–MIDI Filter page in the Preferences dialog allows you to prevent certain MIDI messages from being recorded and/or “thruput” (echoed by the MIDI Thru function). The dialog is divided into four sections: Section Description Record Activating any of these options prevents that type of MIDI message from being recorded. It will, however, be thruput, and if already recorded, it will play back normally. Thru Activating any of these options prevents that...
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CUBASE SE 4 – 62 Recording Options and Settings Recording-related Preferences A couple of settings in the Preferences dialog (Transport page) are relevant for recording. Set these according to your preferred method of work: Deactivate Punch In on Stop If this is activated, punch in on the Transport panel is automatically deactivated whenever you enter Stop mode. Stop after Automatic Punch Out If this is activated, playback will automatically stop after automatic punch out (when the project cursor...
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CUBASE SE Recording 4 – 63 An example: 1.Set the locators to where you want to start and end recording. 2.Activate punch in and punch out on the Transport panel. 3.Activate the option “Stop after Automatic Punchout” in the Preferences dialog (Transport page). 4.Set suitable preroll and postroll times by clicking in the corresponding fields on the Transport panel and typing in time values. 5.Activate pre- and postroll by clicking the buttons next to the preroll and postroll times so that they light...
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CUBASE SE 4 – 64 Recording Metronome settings You make settings for the metronome in the Metronome Setup dialog, opened from the Transport menu. The metronome can use either an audio click played back via the audio hardware, send MIDI data to a connected device which will play back the click or do both. The following metronome settings can be made in the dialog: Metronome Options Description Metronome in Record / PlayAllows you to specify whether the metronome should be heard during playback,...
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CUBASE SE Recording 4 – 65 Precount Options Description Precount Bars Sets the number of bars the metronome will count in before it starts recording if precount is activated on the Transport panel. Use Time Signature at Project TimeWhen this is activated, the precount will be in the time signa- ture set in the Tempo track. Furthermore, any tempo changes in the Tempo track during the precount will be applied. Use Signature Lets you set a time signature for the precount. In this mode, tempo changes in...
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CUBASE SE 5 – 68 The Project window Background The Project window is the main window in Cubase SE. This provides you with an overview of the project, allowing you to navigate and per- form large scale editing. Each project has one Project window. About tracks The Project window is divided vertically into tracks, with a timeline running horizontally from left to right. The following track types are available: Track type Description Audio For recording and playing back audio events and audio parts. Each...
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CUBASE SE The Project window 5 – 69 About parts and events Events are the basic building blocks in Cubase SE. Different event types are handled differently in the Project window: • Video events and automation events (curve points) are always viewed and rearranged directly in the Project window. • MIDI events are always gathered in MIDI parts, containers for one or more MIDI events. MIDI parts are rearranged and manipulated in the Project win- dow. To edit the individual MIDI events in a part, you have...
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CUBASE SE 5 – 70 The Project window Window Overview The Track list The Track list is the area to the left in the Project window. It contains name fields and various settings for the tracks. Different track types have different controls in the Track list. To see all the controls you may have to resize the track in the Track list (see page 85): •The Track list area for an audio track: The toolbar. The info line. Track list with var- ious track types.The event display, showing audio parts and events,...