Hi, I am currently reworking my EP projects and want to get a base sound setup. In order to achieve that, I have made a few track presets and want to retroactively apply them to my existing tracks across multiple projects. As a programmer, I would normally achieve this type of repetitive task via script, but I have not found an easy solution for this in Cubase since there is no API I am aware of and the PLE doesnt give me access to the command in question. I tried finding an existing topic, I hope this is not duplicate request.
The following is my request (I let Gemini phrase it FYI):
Currently, Cubase lacks any native way to batch-apply or map a Track Preset across multiple existing tracks simultaneously. If you have a group of tracks selected and try to load a track preset, it only applies it to the primary active track.
For users managing larger sessions, this requires painstakingly repeating the manual selection process track by track, which heavily slows down the creative and mixing workflow.
Proposed Solution: Allow Cubase to batch-process and apply a chosen Track Preset to all currently highlighted/selected tracks in the Project Window at once.
Alternatively, exposing a “Track Operation: Load Track Preset” function to the Project Logical Editor (PLE) would be an incredible addition. This would allow power users to target tracks by name or color and instantly load a preset template across a whole group in one execution line.
Why this matters: While workarounds like “Import Tracks from Project” or “Track Archives” exist for setting up new tracks from templates, they do not solve the issue of wanting to quickly assign standard processing templates to chunks of already recorded or existing audio/instrument tracks in an active session.