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Internal routing in Cubasis?

JoshuaRexJoshuaRex
in General App Discussion

Let’s say I want to do a live bounce of Ruismaker FM to a separate audio track. What would be the best way of going about doing that? The routing section doesn’t give many options.

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  • thatguysmittythatguysmitty
    edited August 2018
    1. Freeze the track
    2. Make a empty new audio track
    3. Drag frozen audio to new track that you just made.
    4. Unfreeze track to continue to work with midi in Rusemaker

    At least that’s how I do it...if I’m understanding your question correctly

  • JoshuaRexJoshuaRex

    @thatguysmitty said:
    1. Freeze the track
    2. Make a empty new audio track
    3. Drag frozen audio to new track that you just made.
    4. Unfreeze track to continue to work with midi in Rusemaker

    At least that’s how I do it...if I’m understanding your question correctly

    You did. That’s a great idea - I’ve not had a lot of luck with freezing tracks in Cubasis in prior versions which is why I suggested a live bounce but I’ll give this a shot.

  • LucidMusicIncLucidMusicInc

    You can route Cubasis back into Cubasis with Audiobus.

  • SamuSamu

    The default freeze works for 99% of the cases for the remaining 1% check the different freeze options (Real-Time and Compatibility Mode) under mix down if the freeze is not satisfactory (some AUv3 effects for example require compatibility or real-time mode until updated).

    Freeze might not be enabled if there are no midi-eventes on the track (for example if one is driving a AUv3 plug-in with a Rozeta Midi Plug-In). In those cases add an empty midi-event covering the section to be frozen.

  • JanosaxJanosax

    @Samu said:
    The default freeze works for 99% of the cases for the remaining 1% check the different freeze options (Real-Time and Compatibility Mode) under mix down if the freeze is not satisfactory (some AUv3 effects for example require compatibility or real-time mode until updated).

    Freeze might not be enabled if there are no midi-eventes on the track (for example if one is driving a AUv3 plug-in with a Rozeta Midi Plug-In). In those cases add an empty midi-event covering the section to be frozen.

    Is it also possible to freeze audio tracks with AU effects or only midi tracks?

  • SamuSamu

    @Janosax said:

    Is it also possible to freeze audio tracks with AU effects or only midi tracks?

    Yepp, I use it all the time when I process samples thru effects to create new samples :)

  • ChaztripChaztrip

    I froze audio with 3 AU effects no problem.

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  • JanosaxJanosax

    Can you easily split an audio part in several little parts and apply different time stretch / pitch shift and reverse settings to each of them, like in GarageBand?

  • SamuSamu
    edited August 2018

    @Janosax said:
    Can you easily split an audio part in several little parts and apply different time stretch / pitch shift and reverse settings to each of them, like in GarageBand?

    It's quite easy too.
    Use the scissors to chop up an audio-event at the locator.
    Then select one of them and use the stretch function to it.(icon under the ? mark).

    Reverse it's a bit tricky as you'd have to 'trim' the section before you can reverse it.

    Unfortunately Cubasis does not auto-select the 'audio event' when entering the sample/audio-editor meaning some manual trimming is needed but it can be done.

  • JanosaxJanosax
    edited August 2018

    @Chaztrip said:

    I froze audio with 3 AU effects no problem.

    @Samu said:

    @Janosax said:
    Can you easily split an audio part in several little parts and apply different time stretch / pitch shift and reverse settings to each of them, like in GarageBand?

    It's quite easy too.
    Use the scissors to chop up an audio-event at the locator.
    Then select one of them and use the stretch function to it.(icon under the ? mark).

    Reverse it's a bit tricky as you'd have to 'trim' the section before you can reverse it.

    Unfortunately Cubasis does not auto-select the 'audio event' when entering the sample/audio-editor meaning some manual trimming is needed but it can be done.

    That sounds good, thanks for answers :)

  • thatguysmittythatguysmitty

    @tja said:

    @thatguysmitty said:
    1. Freeze the track
    2. Make a empty new audio track
    3. Drag frozen audio to new track that you just made.
    4. Unfreeze track to continue to work with midi in Rusemaker

    At least that’s how I do it...if I’m understanding your question correctly

    There is no need for this, just unset the Arranger option in Setup that deletes Audio tracks at unfreeze!

    Wow! Never notic s that option! Thanks!!!

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  • thatguysmittythatguysmitty

    @tja said:

    @thatguysmitty said:

    @tja said:

    @thatguysmitty said:
    1. Freeze the track
    2. Make a empty new audio track
    3. Drag frozen audio to new track that you just made.
    4. Unfreeze track to continue to work with midi in Rusemaker

    At least that’s how I do it...if I’m understanding your question correctly

    There is no need for this, just unset the Arranger option in Setup that deletes Audio tracks at unfreeze!

    Wow! Never notic s that option! Thanks!!!

    The first I do with any App, is to check any detail of the settings page ;)

    Yeah...I’ve been I’ve been using Cubasis for over a year...never even thought to look at that option. Admittedly, I’m a dive in first and then RTM when I hit a wall. My new Moog Grandmother is the 1st piece of gear I’ve ever owned that I RTM before playing. I’ve owned a few synths...but, patch points are a new thing for me.

  • SamuSamu

    @tja said:

    @thatguysmitty said:

    @tja said:

    @thatguysmitty said:
    1. Freeze the track
    2. Make a empty new audio track
    3. Drag frozen audio to new track that you just made.
    4. Unfreeze track to continue to work with midi in Rusemaker

    At least that’s how I do it...if I’m understanding your question correctly

    There is no need for this, just unset the Arranger option in Setup that deletes Audio tracks at unfreeze!

    Wow! Never notic s that option! Thanks!!!

    The first I do with any App, is to check any detail of the settings page ;)

    I do try to RTFM when ever I can too :)

    However I do wish there was an option to directly 'freeze/render selection to new track' or directly to a 'Mini Sampler Instrument' but or at least an option to disable the 'dialogue' when un-freezing and/or leaving the audio on the new track would be nice.

  • LFSLFS

    Hi all,

    Please note that Track Freeze is featured in one of our Cubasis quick tip videos, as well as our Cubasis 2.4 tutorial using AUv3 MIDI plug-ins here.

    We have many more quick tips and tutorials available. Might make sense to check them out!

    Cubasis Quick Tips

    Cubasis Tutorials & Teasers

    Best,
    Lars

  • KühlKühl

    You can also route a midi track to an audio track, live, if its an iaa app you’re gonna use.

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