Hi Guys –
I’m accustomed to recording a singe mono or stereo acoustic guitar track and then editing away, sometimes quite surgically. But what if I wanted to record with multiple mics (say, one close-miked mono track and then a separate stereo track of room mics) and then edit them all as if they were a single track? In other words, how do you do surgical edits across multiple Cubase tracks in one fell swoop? Is it possible?
Thanks in advance.
Alan
There are a few ways to do this:
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Easiest now is the Group editing feature. Put the tracks in a folder, then hit the Group edit button. Slice away!
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Or, put the tracks in a folder and make your slices on the folder track’s clip region. This is tricky, as the clips can sometimes be represented illogically in the folder track’s region. .
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Group the clips. I believe this is under EDIT> GROUP, or CMD +G. This can have done weird behaviors too, you’ve sliced them up.
Number 1 is the easiest and best way. Especially if they’re multiple mics on a single source. Group Editing will ensure they stay time-aligned.
Awesome. Thanks for explaining.
Happy holidays!
Alan