This will cause the sound to appear in the centre of the stereo image. When the number is neither postive nor negative, it shows the letter "c", standing for "centre". As you do so, you will notice the number (underneath the word "Pan") changes from a negative to a postive number. As before, click on the straight line that has appeared, and drag it upwards. This opens a list of other possible elements that can be automated.Ĥ. Click and hold the word "Volume" (see above).
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Here's how to change other elements on the track:-Ģ. volume, pan etc.) but also vst instruments and audio effects.
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It's possible to control a whole series of other elements using Cubase automation. Now play back the song and you should find that this track becomes gradually louder, and then quieter, as the material progresses. Click once more, further on in the track (so it resembles the shape of the diagram)Ħ. Now click again somewhere else on this line, and drag the line upwards (see diagram above).Ħ. Clicking on the grey straight line in this lane will cause it to change colour (it will now be the same colour as the track colour). These will change colour to red and green respectively.Ĥ. Now click on the "w" (write) and the "r" (read). When this is clicked, the first automation lane appears.ģ. This will cause a small arrow pointing downwards to appear (in earlier versions of Cubase there will be a "+" sign here). Click on the area of the red circle marked (see diagram below) In this tutorial, we'll see how automation overcomes this problem, and makes it possible to record many changes to the arrangement, subtly (or suddenly) changing vocal or instrument levels as the song progresses, as well as giving you control over a whole manner of other elements.Ģ. If you are doing an audio mixdown (using the export function), it is not possible to change this as the computer is mixing down. For example, it may be that you want a guitar to play in the background for most of the song, and then be louder in the instrumental break when it has a solo. It’s possible to control different elements of a mix (such as how loud a track is, or which side of the stereo image the instrument appears on) and record these elements through time. What is automation, and why would I need to use it?
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