I am still confused on exactly what FREEZING does to VST instruments (and effect for that matter). Can someone please explain it in simple terms? From what I am gathering on my own, when I make a MIDI track with a VST instrument, save the song & then freeze that track/instrument, I am still able to hear (playback) & mix down the track like normal.

I do a lot of vocal-comping (setting the “lane” feature to ON, using locators & doing loop-recording). I have just been doing all my final take-choices (deleting dad takes) on the main project page (even though it might have been more organized to do this in the part editor).

recently I have been recording music with a friend and we started our recording process in Cubase 2. Since Cubase can't export .OMF we tried exporting each track individually as a .wav and as an .aiff and used a flash drive to transfer it to my computer to mix on Pro Tools. When I tried to import the audio Pro Tools told me it can't recognize the audio.

I'm looking to buy some recording software along with a computer interface. My comp is fast, no problems there. I'm thinking about a MOTU 2408 Core MkIII PCIe interface. That leaves me with about a $600 budget for the software. I'm thinking Cubase 5 or SONAR 8. I will mostly record band audio (drums, bass, guitar, vocs) but will also do my singers side project hip hop stuff.

I am using CuBase LE 4 and recently archived a project to DVD. I then deleted the project folder. Now every time I open any project I am getting a dialog box resolve missing files. The files that are being listed were all related to the deleted folder, and were never in use by the other projects.
Obviously I did not do this correctly as far as CuBase is concerned. Any thoughts?

Right I'm new to Cubase and computer recording, my sey up is my pc to a Tascam 1641 interface ive pretty much got everything sorted but theres a few things i cant seem to figure out,

Problem 1: at random times ill be playing or recording a song and my speakers will start to make a weird weak distorted sound then after a while will return to normall.

Hi all,

I hope I can explain this problem properly...it's making me crazy.

I do a lot of voice-over work in Cubase LE and I edit out the pauses, breaths, etc, using the sample waveform editor.

hi
please help me.
how can i syncronize Cubase and akai s1000
sampler in the way that Cubase was master and
akai s1000 was slave?
(i have m audio delta 24 96 card)

can you explain what i should do, step by step?

thanks

I ran into this video demo from NAMM 2009:
http://general-sequencer.steinberg.en.audiofanzine.com/videos/index,id_video,146,idproduit,138823.html

I have Cubase SX on a musicXPC computer and for some reason a small song of 6 audio tracks is taking hours to open?
this makes absolutely no sense!
any takers?
Chris