- Open Cubase and import an audio clip into a track
- One beat forward, create an empty event with the pencil tool
- With the glue tool, paste the event and the audio clip together. It will become a single region, containing both the audio clip and the silence part
- Select that region, then go to the audio menu and click on bounce
- The region will be replaced by an audio clip bigger than the original one
With Cubase 5 we can do it. Not with Cubase 6, an this an awful bug, because if I want to create an audio clip bigger than the original, I must proceed like this:
- Cut the audio clip; select the cut piece and, holding ALT, drag it forward
- We’ll have two identical audio clip that we’ll paste together with the glue tool
- Now, with the bounce function from the audio menu, that region will become a bigger audio region that will include, instead, in its own audio final part (that pasted and moved forward), some audio material that we’ll be forced to erase or make silent