How would one go at this? mixing (Cubase)

[Carcass29]

I like mixing in lower volumes (better results in my opinion) When I'm happy with how the mix is sitting, I would like to raise the volumes simultaneously to just the channels I mixed...how would one do this in Cubase?

 

[Plankis]

F3, mark all the tracks that should be higher(alt+mouseclick).

Or you could just put a limiter on the mastertrack and raise the volume there.

 

[Carcass29]

nice...thanks very much

 

[Carcass29]

damn...just tried it, not working for me. F3 (mixer window pops up)then press (alt+mouse click) not working...am I missing something? how do I mark the tracks

 

[26]

There is a vertical bar on top of each track (in the mixer). Click it (enlight), keeping "string" down and enlighten the next one. Then right click: connect tracks.

If you click on connected tracks to separate again: right click, separate (not sure about my transalation).

 

[Carcass29]

^thanks man ...will try this later.

 

[26]

Watch my EDIT: I changed "alt" against "string" (sorry for that).

 

[fabz]

Watch my EDIT: I changed "alt" against "string" (sorry for that).

There is no button called "string". On german keyboards there's a button labeled "STRG" this means "Steuerung" the button is called "CRTL" for "Control" on english keyboards

 

[006]

And just to clarify, the term is "Link Channels." Basically just click on one channel so it is highlighted, then click on every channel that you want to link while holding CONTROL, then once they are all highlighted, right-click on any one of them and select "Link Channels." Now when you adjust the volume of one track, it will also bring the linked tracks down, likewise with pretty much any other parameter on that track. I use it quite often in Cubase Studio 4 to link my DI tracks to the mic tracks for guitar. This way when I hit record on GTR1, it will also record enable DI GTR1, instead of having to click on each one separately. Makes for more efficient work-flow

~006

 

[26]

hm.. I have no idea where my interpretation came from (assume that´s a wrong imprint from starter days)...but anyway, thank you

 

[smy1]

hm.. I have no idea where my interpretation came from (assume that´s a wrong imprint from starter days)...but anyway, thank you

80% of germans think it means "string". I really don't know why, tho ...

 

[26]

 

[Carcass29]

sweet thanks for the tips fellas!

 

[Loren Littlejohn]

Yeah definitely just select all the tracks in the mixer right click and hit "link tracks".

Do the same to get them so they don't connect together.

 

[26]

80% of germans think it means "string". I really don't know why, tho ...

After a bottle of good Reserva Red Wine I just came up with an idea.
The germans think their keyboard (or at least parts of it) is already in english and take "STRG" for string.
Yeah, so far for my string theory (simple, stupid, but probably true)
next bottle please

 

[fabz]

After a bottle of good Reserva Red Wine I just came up with an idea.
The germans think their keyboard (or at least parts of it) is already in english and take "STRG" for string.
Yeah, so far for my string theory (simple, stupid, but probably true)
next bottle please

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/String_theory

 

[26]

Ich kann nur hoffen dass Dein aufklärerischer Eifer jetzt ein Witz deinerseits ist.

 

[fabz]

Ich kann nur hoffen dass Dein aufklärerischer Eifer jetzt ein Witz deinerseits ist.

Ne, das mein ich völlig ernst!