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Table Of Contents
- Table of Contents
- Included Effect Plug-ins
- MIDI Effects
- Included VST Instruments
- Groove Agent SE
- HALion Sonic SE
- LoopMash
- Mystic
- Padshop
- Prologue
- Retrologue
- Spector
- Functional Diagrams
- Index
Included Effect Plug-ins
Tools Plug-ins
Frequency
Allows you to select the frequency area for viewing.
SMPTEGenerator
This plug-in is not a real audio effect. It sends out SMPTE timecode to an audio output,
allowing you to synchronize other equipment to your host application (provided that the
equipment can synchronize directly to SMPTE timecode). This can be very useful if you do not
have access to a MIDI-to-timecode converter.
Cubase
LE
Cubase
AI
Cubase
Elements
Cubase
Artist
Cubase
Pro
Nuendo NEK
Included with – – – – X X –
Main timecode display
This display shows the current timecode.
If Link to Transport is deactivated, the generator is in free run mode. You can use
the timecode display to set the SMPTE start time.
If Link to Transport is activated, you cannot change any of the values. This display
shows the current timecode in sync with the Transport panel. Where applicable,
the offset defined in the offset timecode display is taken into account.
Frame rate display and pop-up menu
The frame rate shown to the right of the timecode display corresponds to the
frame rate set in the Project Setup dialog. To generate timecode in a different
frame rate (for example, to stripe a tape), select another format on the pop-up
menu (only available if Link to Transport is deactivated).
NOTE
For another device to synchronize correctly to your host, the same frame rate
has to be set in the Project Setup dialog, the SMPTE Generator, and the receiving
device.
Offset timecode display
This display is only available if Link to Transport is activated. It allows you to
set an offset with regard to the timecode used by your host application. The
offset affects the generated SMPTE signal, the current cursor position remains
unaffected.
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