Yes, thanks, I know. I am using that so far.
However it would be a valuable feature if I was able to not having to flatten a Cubase project first and rather could determine the playback sequence and order in VST Live instead. This would give much more flexibility…
Correct, but it is not asked for so often. Unfortunately it’s complicated, but we may add it later.
That would be awesome! May I know whether you could figure out the problem with the wrong tempo after importing the VST Live project in Cubase ( Export to Cubase not working correctly - #4 by UdoBehm ) and whether you will be fixing the volume slider problem…
…as well as the missing import of the Arranger track events in the Song track and the missing linear tempo increasing and decreasing functionality…
… and the missing automation?
??? Now you truly lost me.
Well, talking of the bug that you were mentioning it would be one…
That was irony, sorry.
There is no bug.
So why is it not working?
„it“? What is „not working“?
Would be perfect if a Cubase project could just be implemented like a song. The project stays completely in Cubase. Cubase automatically gets loaded (with minimal ressources and efforts) inside VST Live. If you edit anything inside the project, it doesn’t become edited in VST Live, but directly in Cubase instead (for all the users who have it and who use it in VST Live). Therefore every functionality of Cubase could be available inside VST Live or at least as I start to edit the events in the project or edit the parts of the project that were made in Cubase. This would give so many more options and make all or at least most of the Cubase functions available to VST Live…
Would very much like that and use the power of VST Live as an addition to the Cubase functions (only)
I’m with you man. I for one cannot understand why the wheel was reinvented with VST Live, and basically made into a square, instead of the nice smooth round wheel Cubase provides. I’ve been working with this program for the past few weeks and my user experience with it simply sucked. Unfortunately, there’s nothing else on the market that works like VST Live, so I have to deal with its very many short comings and clunky workflow. If only a few things would be fixed with this software, I would be a happy camper.
v. 2.2.72: Import of part triggers working now
Volume sliders still not working (are not being overtaken from Cubase)
Start and end markers are neither overtaken from Cubase
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Haven’t tried, but guess all the other things mentioned in this post are not working yet either?!
I unfortunately agree…
Could you show me at least one mention that volume levels and start and end markers are required to be exported from Cubase?
For example, I don’t see such an option in the Cubase export menu, or is this just your wish list? Then it’s up to you.
What do you mean with mention?
What made you think (did you read the manual, or was this functionality mentioned elsewhere in official sources?) that the markers you set in Cubase or the volume levels should be exported to Vst Live with 1:1 accuracy?
Why mention that it doesn’t work unless you can prove otherwise.
Where in this menu do you see that markers or volume levels should be exported from Cubase to VST Live?
Then why are you reporting that it doesn’t work?
I’ve marked this whole forum topic as feature request 
To me this is basic functionality however that isn’t working or provided so far
Well, there’s no need to mistake wishful thinking for reality, and I don’t see in the topic title that this is a feature request. Perhaps it’s just in your mind. Forgive us for our lack of foresight, but we can’t read your mind. 
You are right. Indeed I was unable to add the feature request information in the title of this topic…
May I know when the automatic import of automation…
…linear tempo changes…
…and the set MIDI track volumes…
…will become available in VST Live?
Also wonder when the Android app will become available… Waitung for years of it in the meantime…
