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Track Quick Controls

If you have an external remote control device, you can set it up to control up to 8 parameters

of each audio track, MIDI track or instrument track, using the

Track Quick Controls feature in

Cubase.

To show the Track Quick Controls for a specic track, select the track in the track list, and in the

Inspector, open the Quick Controls section.

RELATED LINKS

Track Quick Controls on page 474

Using Supported MIDI Controllers with MIDI Remote on page 485

Setting up Focus Quick Controls in the MIDI Remote Mapping Assistant on page 502

Setting up Track Quick Controls with Remote Controllers (Legacy)

Track Quick Controls become powerful if you use them together with a remote controller.

We recommend you to set up Track Quick Controls in the MIDI Remote Mapping Assistant,

and to use the Studio Setup dialog only if you already used Track Quick Controls with an earlier

version of Cubase.

PREREQUISITE

The MIDI output on your remote unit is connected to a MIDI input on your MIDI interface.

PROCEDURE

1. Select Studio> Studio Setup.

2. In the Devices list, select Track Quick Controls.

3. Open the MIDI Input pop-up menu, and select a MIDI input.

4. Optional: Open the MIDI Output pop-up menu, and select a MIDI output.

5. Click Apply.

6. Activate Learn.

7. In the Control Name column, select QuickControl 1.

8. On your MIDI device, move the control that you want to connect with the rst quick control.

9. Select the next slot in the Control Name column and repeat the previous steps.

10. Click OK.

RESULT

The Track Quick Controls are now connected with control elements on your MIDI device. If you

move a control element, the value of the parameter that is assigned to the corresponding Track

Quick Controls changes accordingly.

NOTE

The remote controller setup for Track Quick Controls is saved globally, that is, it is independent

of any projects.