Hi everyone!
Does anyone know is there a way of "freezing" plugins in Cubase SX2?
I know that in Logic you can put a plugin on a track and freeze so when you're running a lot of plugins at once they don't clog up the cpu.
Does anyone know if there's an equivalent in Cubase and if so how do you implement it?

Ta muchly

Hi there,

hey..I was tramping about the internet for information/reviews/anything really on Sebatron pre's and came across a thread on a gearslutz forum.

man! are they some hateful people.. flaming people left right and center - if you aint pro it seems you're not worth talking to over there.

well that was the general consensus I took from the majority of posts i read

Hi RO folks,

Ok...I was just reading a post where a guy said that Cubase SX sounds like crap compared to Logic. That made me start asking myself.

If I were to take the same wav or aiff and import it into two different programs. would one sound better?

If so, which PC based program sounds best?

opinions specifically about these 2 mic preamp's{mp1-c and mp1-L3.what do you like about em?and what have you compared them to?how versatile are each? and how defined and clear do they stay when mixing numerous tracks?

What do people think about it? Heard it's loverly. But, what the hell do I know. I've also heard that it's a piece of crap.

I'm so confused! My whole life has been a lie!

Can anyone please tell me how to use the metronome with Cakewalk 4 P.E.? I see where the settings are for it, but I have no metronome sound durning recording and playback, on my Tascam FW-1884 the Midi out light blinks with metronome tempo, but still nothing. Please help?

hi
along the lines of the apogee/lynx debate

what would you recommend for 24 i/o balanced->daw
aside from the MOTU 24 i/o

3000$ price range

is the Alesis HD24 even worth considering?
transfering via ethernet,...

I am starting to build a home studio and am not sure which converter to go with. I know that the Rosetta is much more expensive than the Lynx, but am i really getting that much of a jump in sound quality?

I'm going to be recording primarily guitars in a small home studio, almost only two channels at a time.

Thanks. :D