Letâs say I wrote some piano chords and I just wrote a melody for my flute.
But now I want to go back to the piano and edit it so I stay in the key editor because I just have to click on a note of the piano part to edit it thanks to the function âRecord in Editorâ. (I donât have to select it in the project window)
Great, but now, I want to add an eq to the piano which is already selected in the key editor.
My issue is that here, I need to go back to the project window to look for my piano and select it even though my piano is already selected in the key editor.
There must be a faster way no?
I guess thatâs because you have already selected more than one tracks and editing them âat the same timeâ from the editorâs dropdown menu for parts?
I donât have another idea for the time being, sorry.
You can make a PLE preset to do this, if this is an instrument track. as in this example. You end up with the Channel Settings window open, but you lose focus on the Key Editor. It doesnât work for a midi track connected to a VSTi because in that case it would open the midi track channel settings, not its audio channel.
Hi Steve thanks but I donât see how this can work.
What I want is to be able to access to the channel setting of whatever instrument I would select in the key editor by clicking on a note already entered.
I provided a workaround, because Cubase canât do that, at the moment at least. Of course this is only good if you have just a few tracks, since each one would need a separate PLE preset.