Quick Start
Table Of Contents
- English
- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- System requirements and installation
- Setting up your system
- Tutorial 1: Recording audio
- Tutorial 2: Editing audio
- Tutorial 3: Recording and editing MIDI
- Tutorial 4: Working with loops
- Tutorial 5: External MIDI instruments
- Tutorial 6: Mixing and effects
- Tutorial 7: Surround production (Cubase only)
- Tutorial 8: Editing audio II - tempo and groove
- Tutorial 9: Media management
- Index
- Deutsch
- Inhaltsverzeichnis
- Einleitung
- Systemanforderungen und Installation
- Einrichten des Systems
- Lehrgang 1: Aufnehmen von Audiomaterial
- Lehrgang 2: Bearbeiten von Audiomaterial
- Lehrgang 3: Aufnehmen und Bearbeiten von MIDI
- Lehrgang 4: Arbeiten mit Loops
- Lehrgang 5: Externe MIDI-Instrumente
- Lehrgang 6: Anwenden von Effekten und Erstellen eines Mixdowns
- Lehrgang 7: Surround-Sound (nur Cubase)
- Lehrgang 8: Bearbeiten von Audiomaterial II - Tempo und Groove
- Lehrgang 9: Medienverwaltung
- Stichwortverzeichnis
- Français
- Table des Matières
- Introduction
- Système requis et installation
- Configuration de votre système
- Didacticiel 1 : Enregistrement audio
- Didacticiel 2 : Édition Audio
- Didacticiel 3 : Enregistrement et édition MIDI
- Didacticiel 4 : Travailler avec des boucles
- Didacticiel 5 : Instruments MIDI Externes
- Didacticiel 6 : Mixage et Effets
- Didacticiel 7 : Production Surround (Cubase uniquement)
- Didacticiel 8 : Édition Audio II - Tempo et Groove
- Didacticiel 9 : Organisation des fichiers de media
- Index
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Tutorial 2: Editing audio
Reverse
The “Reverse” command reverses the audio selection.
This will sound as if you were playing a tape backwards.
1. With the Object Selection tool, click on the audio
event you wish to change. In our case, let’s pick the bass
audio event.
You can also use the “Range Selection” tool and select the section of
audio you want.
2. On the Audio menu–Process submenu, select “Re-
verse”.
3. If you have copied events in the Project window, this di-
alog box will open. It asks if you want all the copied events
changed (Continue) or if a new version is to be created so
that only your selection is affected (New Version).
4. Clicking either “Continue” or “New Version” will re-
verse your audio.
!
Audio processing in Cubase is “non-destructive”, in
the sense that you can always undo changes or re-
vert to the original versions. See the chapter “Audio
Processing and Functions” in the Operation Manual.