How to Speed up Your Project Navigation in Cubase | Q&A with Greg Ondo
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- Опубліковано 14 лют 2018
- Learn everything to do with streamlined project navigation for fast workflows in Cubase. This time around Greg Ondo touches on marker tracks available in the Pro version of Cubase, telling you how to work with cycle markers, how to enter a marker, keyboard shortcuts and all the other details you have to know about. Once you’ve learned to use markers properly you won’t ever want to miss them again.
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Greg, it never fails to amaze me on what I do not know about Cubase after all these years. I look forward to your continued excellence and the continuous growth. Thank for these instructions
I learn new things in Cubase all of the time as well. The breadth of features is good job security for me. :) . I am glad that the videos have been helpful.
Greg's always cool and full of knowledge that he can translate very clearly, thanks
amazing man! i am using cubase over 14 years but every time i watch your video i learn new things!! keep doing so great!!!
Great video! I thought I knew everything about the marker track but that tip about double-clicking with the range tool is a super nice time-saving trick! Thanks ;-)
Thank you Greg really useful hints :D
The big question here is going straight to markers beyond 9? Some really tasty tips here though Greg thank you! I can’t believe I have never used cycle markers but the question is still how to go beyond nine cycle markers????
What a great and useful video!!!
Thank you!
all your vids are excellent!!!
Great video again Greg. If I hear this right, this solves an annoying QOL lacking of Cubase over both Sonar and Logic Pro. I want the song to end, when it ends, not keep playing. So, using play to next marker, I could make active only left and right say as a marker track, and play to the one and only marker after the beginning, very nice.
Amazing videos. Best ever about Cubase. Question, how can one jump from one marker to the next one? In Adobe Premiere Pro is soo handy to just use the up and down arrow and as far as I can see there is no way to configure a shortcut to jump ahead or backward from one marker to the next one. Many thanks
Great video! Using Pro 10.5 now. I like the feature where the markers move when making tempo changes. How do I get the arranger track to do the same thing?
Cool tips. I find that most of the time I used to use markers, I actually was better off with the arranger track and navigate by event with N and B (this works with any track events. For temp stuff I used to use a marker but then you have to clean that up. Instead I now use the left and right locators. Command 1 and 2 on numpad to set. 1 and 2 on numpad to navigate. These are so easy to use I now keep the transport setting return to start off. Now the only thing left for markers is like a to do list (fix this here). I used to wonder why Cubase doesn't have a key command for going back and forth a bar. Using my above nav approach, I no longer need those and my hands stay off the mouse more often.
There are key commands to go back or advance by 1 bar. Look under transport nudge +1/-1 bar. You can assign your own key commands for it there.
Greg Ondo great! Thanks. I'm still glad it forced me to learn to really use the left and right locators and navigate by event.
Is there a way to have one marker track in measures and another one with smpte timecode?
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Thank you, Greg, great tips as usual! I have 2 questions. 1) I like to use the num keypad to navigate to different sections, but if I have more than 9 sections (which I inevitably do), I have to hit 9 and then use ‘N’ to continue. Is there a way to avoid this to instantly get to later markers? I often switch between the beginning and the end of a song but haven’t figured out how to do so easily without using the mouse on the marker panel, or zooming in and out all the time. 2) Related to this, I love using 1 & 2 to navigate to the L & R locators, but is there a way to temporarily free 1 & 2 so they can be used to quickly get to the first two markers? Thanks.
I'm sure he can answer this much better than me, but if you use multiple marker tracks and navigate between them as active, this will free up the numbers I think. as far as 1-2 I know you can obviously set key commands, but maybe you can set up key commands to quickly switch between a 1-2 macro...just a thought I haven't tried it myself because I typically use either the mouse with marker window or on the track itself or in the inspector, but good question. I am curious as well
Sorry but this is too fast for the viewer to absorb info, especially a newbie to Cubase.
John Howarth MUSIC ...make notes. That's why it's here. 😉
All of the technical keyboard business, hidden commands (Ctrl-M" etc) will completely shatter a composer's concentration on the music. The human mind cannot do technical exercises and artistic creation at the same time. Artistic creation must spontaneously come from the "soul" of the artist in a fluid, uninterrupted process at the moment of inspiration. Technical operations come from a book or a tutorial and are, by nature, an interruption to creativity. Imagine at a moment you were inspired musically, desperately trying to remember and record that inspiration and discovering that, in order to complete the recording you have to go look something up or try to find and open a help utility. Does anyone know of a more musician-friendly recording application than Cubase?