Track Versions vs. Show Lanes in Cubase

Cubase has a lot of possibilities to organise a perfect workflow. But when do you use track versions and show lanes? Here are some of my workflows.
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[@유나박-z8h]

Why I didn't know about this function..? Nice!!

[@timheinrichenglish8782]

Thanks for the feedback. Yes, I love BOTH 🙂

[@gesslr]

Great stuff. I appreciate your videos very much!

[@timheinrichenglish8782]

Thanks for the nice words. What topics are interesting for you?

[@checkca8]

Extremely helpful, thanks !

[@timheinrichenglish8782]

Thanks for the feedback. You are welcome.

[@erhankolaycompositions]

Thank yol so much for this information!👏🏻

[@timheinrichenglish8782]

Thanks for the feedback. That inspires me. What kind of topics are most interesting for you?

[@charlesgressett7199]

Thanks, again... much appreciated

[@timheinrichenglish8782]

You are welcome. Are you interested in special topics?

[@NenasNodisc]

Muito bom👍

[@timheinrichenglish8782]

Gracias

[@Chancholoraq]

Awesome video!!!
Do you know if the take lane function works the same in nuendo? Is there a specific setting that I need to turn on?

[@timheinrichenglish8782]

Thank you. Cubase and Nuendo handle this the same way.

[@trevormadsen]

Scandinavian?

[@timheinrichenglish8782]

I am german.

[@trevormadsen]

@@timheinrichenglish8782 Your accent in English sounds like Scandinavians!

[@timheinrichenglish8782]

@@trevormadsen Never heard this. I like to learn new things.

[@trevormadsen]

@@timheinrichenglish8782 Scandinavians pronounce "R" so deep and exaggerated when they speak English, but pronounce "Z" like how "S" sounds. Just like how you do too.

[@timheinrichenglish8782]

@@trevormadsen Can show me an example for the "Z"? That is interesting.