Control Room - Setting Up In Cubase 5
Our last post covered the relevance of a control room mixer in a small studio and how it can impede the wearing out of physical knobs and faders. This post takes a look on how to set up a simple monitor and headphone control room mixer on Steinberg's Cubase 5. We'll also explore a more manual way of achieving this on just about any DAW even though most already have a set up for it. Setting Up a Monitor and Headphone Control Room Mixer in Cubase 5 1. Open the Devices tab on the menu bar 2. Click on VST Connections . 3. On the Outputs page, ensure your master out ports are not connected . 4. On the Studio page of the same VST connections window, enable the control room. 5. Click the Add Channel button and select Add Monitor from the drop down. 6. Name this channel as you please. 7. Click the Add Channel button again, only this time click Add Headphone from the drop down 8. On ...
first off, i will like to thank the initiator of this forum. its nice to have a place to share ideas and issues in this field. for me am kind of dynamic in my use of plugins but i have really stuck with waves and fabfilter for mixing and right now am having a little romance with the new neutron 2 from izotope. well reasons why i like the neutron is take it has this automatic mixing feature that gives u a kind of start suggestion to direct you...for mastering i work with ozone 8 and T-racks 5. both have similar track and reference auto match but the ozone 8 can auto master ur track spot on with different track style presets. keeps my hands away from the knob when am lazy.
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