Monitoring during recording in Cubase 10

Arionas · May 29, 2019, 10:18pm

mozizo:

GlennO:

raino:

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Yes this exactly.

All my templates have an Input Monitor that sits on the left right next to all the inputs.

It is super easy to use. By default it monitors the main vocal mic input. To use it I turn its Mute Button off. That’s it.

If I want to monitor a different input, then just change the routing. If you frequently want to monitor several sources put several of these in your template. It is also configured with a reverb send, Tuner Insert, and compressor that can be enabled if I want to hear that in my phones.

This is the EZ way to have set & (mostly) forget monitoring from within Cubase.

Yes, as is so often the case in these situations, it can be done in Cubase, but it might require some preparation . But, as you say, doing it this way actually has some advantages.

the real problem is that while you will hear yourself with the “other” monitor enabled track ,the actual record enabled track that you record too, won’t playback the previous recorded take when you record on that track again. so basically you need second track to record at to do this.!!
maybe its a good idea to post in the FR posts if you need this kind of workflow .
AFAIK its not possible to achieve otherwise

yes exactly! what is the FR? I’d like somehow to request to Steinberg if there is any hope for adding this feature.

edit* Ahh ok I see, you mean the page here about "Feature Requests and Suggestions "