History. During the period of Roman Empire (or something like that) Cubase used to be a MIDI sequencer. There we had MIDI “events” (like note on, note off, CC, pitch bend change, etc) which were contained in “parts”, which could be moved/copied/etc. This was revolutionary concept back then, BTW.
Now, when they threw in audio, they used the same concept. “Event” is a single audio clip stored into “part”. Everything is still nice and clean.
Not enter Cubase SX. They realised there’s no need to keep audio “event” inside a “part” and made it possible to have “events” directly on tracks. But still they kept audio “parts” to make it possible to move/copy multiple events as a single block.
if you jump half meter u gona be transposed by semi tone !
u can bounce multiple audio event on the same track from the “audio menu” or process(dont remember which one)
you can select all or as many audio events on a track and bounce them, which means now you created a new audio event (and file) from those events. now you can use all other processes as transpose within the new event
That’s that Pee-Dee-Eff thingy we’ve bin taukin bout in other threads
This question would never have arisen had they printed the manual in the first place huh!
Ooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, the PDF is soooooooooooooo hard to deal with!!!
People are just too lazy to read. C4 came with a printed manual yet the forums were full of people asking the same stupid questions over and over and over. Not only that, it became obsolete with the first update.
Thank you mozizo.
Seems like a bit convoluted but ok if it works fine, I just there might be a simpler way.
As for immortal what can I say? you may think people are stupid and call people stupid, but maybe you yourself are just not getting the point. I have read the manual many times, just need to clarify something that is all. Sorry if you find it frustrating. Maybe a cup of tea would help.
P 42 has nothing to do with Bounce. Sorry if you took my comment personally, it wasn’t meant that way. Not good to be so emotional, the tears blur your vision.
Man is born free, yet everywhere he is chains…
Not emotional at all. p42 explains [in part] events and parts.
A one-word comment like ‘bounce’ can mean many things, like in this case an opportunity to talk shop with some music professionals.
That is not ‘laziness’ or ‘stupidity’, ‘tearful emotionalism’ nor arrogance.
It seems to me perfectly reasonable to assert that if events can be glued together to make parts, why not also allow them to be cut to become events again without having to ‘bounce’ at all?
why not also allow them to be cut to become events again
Of course it allows that. Dissolve Part in the Audio menu. Then you can process each event individually. For what you want to do the bounce suggestion is probably a better way to go, you can then transpose all of the events in one step.
A one-word comment like ‘bounce’ can mean many things
It has a specific meaning in Cubase when dealing with audio. I don’t mean to get snarky here, but if you don’t understand basic concepts like events, parts, and bouncing, you really need to read that manual again. (Hint: PDF readers hava a search feature. Search for “bounce”.)
If you read the thread I do read the manual and the relevant sections before posting.
However the information present on the p.42 about events and parts was not clear to me.
Mozizo kindly explained the history of the terms.
That is what I understand the purpose of a forum to be, to discuss matters of interest to people who use Cubase. Your suggestion that I read the manual is not offensive, just unnecessary.
Neither Mozizo not immoortal seemed to be aware of ’ Dissolve Part’ on the audio so thank you for that.
I hope you do not mind if I ask questions again. Yes you can read the manual, but sometimes it is just better to ask somebody. If you find it annoying well really I cannot suggest anything to help.
Perhaps you could avoid topics that look too simple for you. but thanks once again, your answer was exactly what I wanted.
