Unified colours on Pre Post? Have to say its going to take a lot readjustment after 10 years of pre green and blue post!!! I actually wonder whether someone got it wrong at SB?
Now:
Unified color (blue) for Pre-Faders of Inserts and Pre-Faders of Sends.
And another unified color (green) for Post-Faders of Inserts and Post-Faders of Sends.
No, you are not right. In the past it was different:
Inserts: Pre: blue, post-green
Sends: Pre: green, post-blue.
But probably most of users didnāt know, they are using Post-Fader Sends. It was āniceā and it looked correct, but it was confusing. Now itās unified and always clear (finally).
Ok the reason I said that is I donāt think I ever used a post fade insert Intentionally. I only associated pre and post colours with sends in cubase. Inserts always showed as blue. I actually canāt think of a use case for a post fader insert.
Coming from the analog console way of thinking all Inserts should be pre-fader to my mind.
Can someone give me a usecase for a postfader insert?
I canāt think of a reason I wouldnāt want them pre-fader
Preferences > User Interface > MixConsole Rack Colors - I just clicked on the colors for pre and post sends respectively, noted the 3 color settings on each, then swapped the settings on the two around.
I have actually read somewhere in here (from one of the mods) that this had been swapped by accident, by Steinberg didnāt took the chance to do a last minute fixā¦
Thatās great thereās a way to change it! Sends is where I use pre and post every day. Itās been blue for post green for pre since Cubase SX 1 if my memory serves correct.
I haver this weird problem that the left guitar channel is dead until i re-apply the maxisingle by brainworx but it wont end here the loaded recording on this channel is all wrong and I have no Idea how to fix it. Its like cubase randomly applied an old chorus recording over the whole track on the left channel. When i check the file names in the audio folder the names are right and the recordings are right but not when loaded in cubase.