Cubase 10 expectations, hopes, etc.?

smapmap · September 7, 2018, 8:31am

mart:

smapmap:

Manike:

This is what punching in is for. Either use locators to choose a punch in section or hit play and then record when you hit the section you want to replace. This gives the musician context.

Your way the musician will be hearing the mistake as they play also.

Agree however the problem is no two takes are ever the same so so it can create audible artefacts where the join is. Ideally you’d want to cross fade them. In Sonar and other DAWs you just delete the offending section, hit record,play along. Hit stop, slip edit and cross fade to suit.

Do you have ‘Tape Machine Style’ Direct Monitoring enabled in your settings?

Behaviour for me is:

I have a drop-in I’d like to do

Arm a track in Cubase

The sound on that track plays back until such time as I punch in.

Once I punch in the live monitoring is activated and whats on track gets turned off until I then punch out

Thanks - yeah I used this but I find i’s this sort of thing which slows down my workflow (another option and more clicks)
Can’t help but feel they had to add tapemachine as a workaround to how their audio engine works.