I've always wondered this... is it possible to move multiple faders at once in Cubase with just a mouse? Couldn't find anything in the instruction booklet about it.
Moving multiple faders in Cubase?
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Oh god no wonder I couldn't find it - wasn't using the right terminology.
Vielen dank, Lasse! Ich bin ein bisschen langsam
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Vielen dank, Lasse! Ich bin ein bisschen langsam
.I've always used the "Link Channels" function on all the channels I want to manipulate the volume on simultaneously. Just highlight all of the ones you want, then right-click->Link Channels and there you go. Then to get back the individual manipulation just right-click again and Unlink Channels.
Also, that works for the EQ for all the linked channels. Pretty cool when you need to do the same EQ'ing on a couple of different tracks like vocals and such.
~e.a
Also, that works for the EQ for all the linked channels. Pretty cool when you need to do the same EQ'ing on a couple of different tracks like vocals and such.
~e.a
Loren Littlejohn
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I've always used the "Link Channels" function on all the channels I want to manipulate the volume on simultaneously. Just highlight all of the ones you want, then right-click->Link Channels and there you go. Then to get back the individual manipulation just right-click again and Unlink Channels.
Also, that works for the EQ for all the linked channels. Pretty cool when you need to do the same EQ'ing on a couple of different tracks like vocals and such.
~e.a
I do this as well.
Jevil
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CJWall
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Seriously... I've been making a master track and duplicating it, changing the name, if I want to keep the same plugs/EQ.
I had no clue about this grouping madness... I've just literally been creating bus's for all of my shit that had more than one thing going on. Grouping rules!
I had no clue about this grouping madness... I've just literally been creating bus's for all of my shit that had more than one thing going on. Grouping rules!
i knew about the grouping thing, but it totally flew over my head that you could use it to apply the same processing to multiple tracks at once
talk about a "duh" moment!
talk about a "duh" moment!
ohhh reallly.....I know how to group them....but never really understood how to do anything else but change the colors!
VH100R
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You can right-click on the mixer and choose save all mixer settings...
Wish I knew this before open a project and find out all mixer settings were reset
Wish I knew this before open a project and find out all mixer settings were reset
