Cubase 13 > Possible to add a Macro to add a Channel Strip Plugin?

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Hi,
Is it possible in Cubase 13 to add a Channel Strip Macro by pressing a button via a key command some how ?

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Hi,

What do you mean by the “Channel Strip Macro”, please?

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Hi,
Coming from Studio One, I can create macros, with one button, assign on a selected track, and pick my favorite vst channel strip, eq, compressor, whatever to open. I do not find an option to do this in cubase 13

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Cubase macros, key commands , do not seem to have that feature,

selected track, pick plugin, assign key command to midi controller, then open plugin

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Hi,

Do you want to lead a specific Track Preset?

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Hi,
Thanks for the reply. Well I already have track presets in many cases, of init patches, to where i can begin tweaking . I was mainly interested in a macro for pulling up a plugin. Is it possible to assign a macro to track preset? This would solve the issue if so. My problem with the current status of mediabay is, it’s pretty slow, and would like to just press a macro and get right to my channel strip and or track preset.

Thanks again for the reply.

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Hi,

I’m afraid, you are using Studio One terminology, which is confusing. There is no need for Macro to call any preset in Cubase.

In Cubase terminology, a Macro is a set (chain) of Commands.

If you want to add a single plug-in to the Insert effects, it’s not a Macro. It’s a single command. But you cannot assign a Key Command for this. If you want to add multiple plug-ins at once, you can do this via presets. Again, unfortunately, you cannot assign a Key Command to the presets in Cubase.

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Hi , Studio One a Macro is also a chain of commands. In Studio One, I can add a Macro, using what would be something like this… On Selected Track, add plugin, name plugin, open plugin… done… This is what I’m asking, since I can’t find that in Cubase… The ability to do such commands, as I cannot find the option to choose a macro like such…

Studio One has Track presets as well. I already have hundreds of Track Presets in Cubase,and mediabay which isn’t exactly what I was asking about, but it doesn’t look like Cubase has the ability to assign a macro to view and choose from numerous plugins then open with the click of a button hence why I called it a macro…

Thanks, JonLance

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Hi,

I’m sorry, this is not possible in Cubase.