This only works if you have the node points already created (it only works on selected nodes), and you need to click four times on any given automation line to do that if you don’t. Plus the way the nodes are Nuendo it can often be hard to select exactly the ones you want when they’re super close to each other. In DAWs like PT/Reaper/Studio, you use a simple trim tool to move any range, nodes or not, and then it automatically creates nodes to raise that entire section up and down. It’s truly a gigantic time saver and workflow enhancer, and you can use it on any kind of automation. Once you’ve used it in a DAW like PT and you come to Cubendo, you realize what a simple yet massively useful function this is.
Here’s a video that shows it on Studio One (same in Pro Tools, Reaper, probably others): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaJ73BVdqvQ&feature=youtu.be&t=24m37s Make sure you watch it until the end of what he’s talking about, and you can see how it should be implemented in Nuendo.
There are workarounds in Cubendo but they aren’t nearly as fast or efficient and require much more fumbling about. It baffles me why this still isn’t in Cubendo!