User manual

• 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" sec-

tion). 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!

3.5 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

• a Talkback enable button. This switches TB on or off and is linked to

the Talkback button in the "Main" section of the Cubase / Nuendo Con-

trol Room mixer. Note that this button is automatically disabled as soon

as playback or recording is started in Cubase / Nuendo. While trans-

port is running, you may override this by clicking it again, but your sig-

nal will be delayed on the Performer end during playback or recording.

It is also possible to assign a keyboard shortcut to the Cubase / Nu-

endo Talkback function ("File/Key Commands/Control Room") which

then also switches this as desired.