How to show/display chord in Key editor in Cubase?

Last updated: 20201108

  1. In the Key Editor / Midi Editor window, look for the Window Layout button and click on it.

2. Now enable the “Status Line” checkbox.

3. Enjoy the “Current Chord Display” information.

 

 

Reference:
https://www.steinberg.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=18369

How to change accoustic guitar strings?

 

Summary:

  1. Lay guitar flat on bed, with headstock on LEFT, body on RIGHT.

 

  1. Change 2 strings at a time to keep the guitar tension.

2. Start with the LOWER E and A.

3. Cut the string with a distance of 1 and a half knobs away from the inserting knob.

3.  Insert through the HOLE from the inside of the stock and leave only a little outside.

4. Wind and let the string start from TOP, and wind to BOTTOM, so the strings overlap nicely from TOP to BOTTOM.  For the LOWER 3 strings, WIND towards LEFT side, which is ANTI-CLOCKWISE. For the other 3 strings (high E B G), wind towards GUITAR BODY.

5. for the LOWER 3 knobs, wind

 

 

 

 

 

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How to map a fader or knob on Remote SL to Waves EQ vst in Cubase 10?

Last updated: 2020/08/16

 

First, run your “Automap Server ” software from your Windows search/start menu.

  1. Then select “Software Setup”.

2. Select “VST”

3. Enable ALL instances of “WaveShell-VST3 9.7”, “WaveShell-VST3 10.0” or similar that you can find.

4. Do it for both “VST” and “VST3” selections from the bottom (As seen in 2 in image)

 

Now launch Cubase, and load an Empty Project.

Add a new Audio track.

Insert “Q1 Stereo” for example.

Your Remote SL hardware should automatically display and map the controls.

You can further add new faders/knobs for controlling by selecting:

  1. Selecting “Mixer/Plug-in Mappings”

2. Select an empty fader or knob you want to use.

3. Then turn on Learn Mode as seen in Green Step 2 in image above.

4. Now head back to Cubase and adjust the value/knob in Q1-Stereo that you want to change with the empty Fader/Knob from Step 2 above.

 

5. That’s it! You should see the fader/knob is now assigned and can change your plugin value on the fly.

Happy automating!