User manual

VST Connect
Talkback
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The Control Room VST Connect Cue Channel allows you to control precisely what
the artist should hear on his/her headphones:
Choose between main mix ("Mix") and "Cues" mix for the artist to hear. If you
have configured external inputs such as CD player in the "Devices/Vst
Connections/Studio" tab, you can also choose to have the artist listen to that
as desired.
Use the "Talkback" button to switch TB on and off. You can also for instance
assign a key (like "t") on the computer keyboard to instantly switch TB in the
"File/Keyboard Shortcuts" menu ("Control Room" section). The TB button is
linked to the top left button in the VST Connect Window.
Adjust TB level (this is also linked to the matching control in the VST Connect
editor window).
Adjust "Dim" to adjust dimming the artist cue mix while TB is active.
Switch and adjust the metronome click and its level.
NOTE
There is more to explore when you use the Control Room mixer. See the according
sections in the Cubase/Nuendo manual. The great news is that all those
professional features that have been used by numerous engineers and performers
for decades now can be used entirely transparently when recording a remote artist!
Talkback
The Talkback (TB) controls of the VST Connect plug-in are linked to the according
Cubase/Nuendo Control Room controls where applicable. This section features