Export in Cubase - 7 Tricks
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- Опубліковано 12 лип 2024
- The export menu in Cubase is very extensive and offers many functions whose meaning is not immediately apparent. In the first Cubase regulars' table via zoom, I answer many questions, give many tips and give insights into my workflow in order to be fast, efficient and error-free.
00:00 Introduction
00:15 Create playalongs
01:06 grou tracks / sub mixes
01:29 sends slow way
01:59 sends fast way
02:49 Direct routing
03:19 Group no routing
03:42 Listen bus
04:19 Routing effects
05:49 Sidechaining
07:43 Export naming scheme 1
07:56 Export multiple tracks
08:11 Export naming scheme 2
08:35 Export range
09:57 Export marker
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When you export all tracks, is there a way to export those tracks that are mono and those tracks that are in stereo in one pass of exporting?
Yes, route them mono / stereo groups. Then Export all tracks. Did this Help you?
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Maybe I'm just tired but I'm struggling to follow you here. Perhaps slow down a little - you're moving very quickly and we (or at least I) find it difficult to follow what you are doing, trying to do, have done, etc. Showing us "a way but a slow way", "another way but also a slow way", "yet another way but really not that much better" is I suppose in some way valuable, but I think the cognitive load of learning would be lowered if you just straight out showed us what you think is the best way. Thanks for the videos nonetheless.
Hi Mikomi, thank you for the feedback. So I should slower, not fast? I guess I've shown Just one slow way at the sends.
I do this, because when I just my way, other people write comments like "Why don't you it this other way?". And I want to show all ways / possibilities. They all make sense. It depends on the person and job / circumstances.
@@timheinrichenglish8782 Hey Tim, for me it's just difficult to follow. I watched a few of your videos. This one was just particularly difficult to follow. You're doing things quickly and I think assuming we are familiar with what you are doing. Not sure why people would want to know all the ways - you very often seem quite certain there is a best, meaning fastest, way, which you show after showing slower ways. Never mind, it was just some honest feedback, one can't please all of the people all of the time, thanks for the videos, all the best.