9.5

Track Handling
Track Presets
●
The VST instrument used for the track
●
Staff settings
●
Color settings
●
Drum map settings
MIDI Track Presets
You can use MIDI track presets for multi-timbral VST instruments(not in Cubase LE).
When creating MIDI track presets you can either include the channel or the patch.
The following data is saved in MIDI track presets:
●
MIDI modifiers (Transpose, etc.)
●
Output and Channel or Program Change
●
Volume and pan
●
Staff settings
●
Color settings
●
Drum map settings
Multi-Track Presets
You can use multi-track presets, for example, when recording setups that require several
microphones (a drum set or a choir, where you always record under the same conditions) and
you have to edit the resulting tracks in a similar way. Furthermore, they can be used when
working with layered tracks, where you use several tracks to generate a certain sound instead of
manipulating only one track.
If you select more than one track when creating a track preset, the settings of all selected tracks
are saved as one multi-track preset. Multi-track presets can only be applied if the target tracks
are of the same type, number, and sequence as the tracks in the track preset, therefore, they
should be used in recurring situations with similar tracks and settings.
Sampler Track Presets
You can use sampler track presets to re-use created sounds in later projects or newly created
sampler tracks.
The following data is saved in sampler track presets:
●
Audio insert effects
●
Audio EQ
●
Audio volume and pan
●
MIDI track parameters
●
Color settings
VST Presets
VST instrument presets behave like instrument track presets. You can extract sounds from VST
presets for use in instrument tracks.
The following data is saved in VST instrument presets:
●
VST instrument
●
VST instrument settings
121