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Cubase panning?
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| dj_kane |
is there any way of panning the midi in cubase from front to rear without mixing it down to audio?
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| DJFreaq |
/me cocks head slightly
Are you mixing in surround?
If so. MIDI is not surround compatible technically. You will not find a "Front/Rear Pan" CC.
The only way you get surround panning in MIDI is if the VSTi supports it and gives you a CC# that corrisponds with front/rear.
Otherwise... just pan front/rear on the VSTi channel, or pan front/rear on the input channel of the hardware synth. What's wrong with doing it that way? |
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| dj_kane |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJFreaq
/me cocks head slightly
Are you mixing in surround?
If so. MIDI is not surround compatible technically. You will not find a "Front/Rear Pan" CC.
The only way you get surround panning in MIDI is if the VSTi supports it and gives you a CC# that corrisponds with front/rear.
Otherwise... just pan front/rear on the VSTi channel, or pan front/rear on the input channel of the hardware synth. What's wrong with doing it that way? |
you see ive only been using cuabse about 5 or 6 months so im still learning it. i usually mix it down to audio then do it but i want to hear it before i mix it down to save me wasting time. how do you do it on the vsti channel? |
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| DJFreaq |
Um? You open up the automation on it?
And find the surround automation controls.
You have to make sure Cubase is set up for surround mode though.
Hit F4 to get into VST connections. In the outputs section, click Add Buss. Then select "5.1" or Quadro/Quadro+lfe... it depends on your set up.
Then you'll be able to use surround panning. I'm assuming you've done this already.
Just look for the automation called "Panner X Pos. Right" and "Panner Y Pos. Right"
The latter is your Front/Rear pan. |
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| dj_kane |
thanks mate!
always good to learn something new. i appreciate the help! |
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