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Cubase help
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I''m looking for help... Basically tutorials about how you can alter the FX parameters realtime, for example changing the reverb during play for a gradual reverb buildup for example.
I''d really appreciate any help :D
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I'm using VST32 5.0
I know this should be possible using controllers, but i don't know HOW...
[edited by - Ganryu on February 13, 2003 6:47:06 PM]
I know this should be possible using controllers, but i don't know HOW...
[edited by - Ganryu on February 13, 2003 6:47:06 PM]
doubtless there''s a tutorial on it at www.dancetech.com
my friend accomplishes this in cubasis by hitting record and dragging the parameter with the mouse, but i''m not familiar enough with cubasis to know if you have to have it as an enabled option, track selection process, et c. anyway, the link should sort it out.
my friend accomplishes this in cubasis by hitting record and dragging the parameter with the mouse, but i''m not familiar enough with cubasis to know if you have to have it as an enabled option, track selection process, et c. anyway, the link should sort it out.
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Well it DID have a tutorial about controllers, but that one dealt with controllers controlling hardware (i already know how to do that). I need some way of using controllers to manipulate the software effects in Cubase.
you mean assigning a h/w controller to a s/w parameter.. if you can''t reassign the cc# on your hardware, you need to create some kind of transformer process.. check www.kvr-vst.com or the forums at either site. different story in logic for this 
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It''s not even THAT complicated...
What i need is:
My s/w controllers should control my s/w effects... It''s software-to-software communication.
I will check out that link. Thank you
What i need is:
My s/w controllers should control my s/w effects... It''s software-to-software communication.
I will check out that link. Thank you
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