Routing in Cubase 4

[Ermz]

So I'm playing around with Cubase 4 LE, seeing how far they've come since version 3 (the one I use). I still can't seem to route audio tracks into each other, or FX tracks into each other either.

I heard tell that they expanded the routing capabilities within Cubase, but I can't see anything different to prior versions. Is there any way of doing more flexible routing within Cubase 4 ala ProTools?

The ability to shift inserts around is great, but it doesn't seem to be enough of a departure from the limitations of the old versions to invest in.

 

[ahjteam]

Apart from the huge amount of hardware processing power available, the super flexible routing is the only thing that I would like to get from Protools to Cubase. The routing in Cubase works more like an analog console in my opinion

edit: from the Cubase 4 FAQ from Steinberg site:

6. Is Side Chaining finally available? Could the Group Channel routing limitations be conquered?
Side Chaining and free Group Channel routing has been introduced with the Cubase 4.1 update.

 

[Ermz]

Well I've tried the latest updates and it's still very limited. It simply allows new groups to be chained into old groups, which really should've been a feature of the software all along. This is really unfortunate, especially as I'm planning on working with outboard gear and need to start printing tracks.