Finally using Cubase 10.5.2 in a serious way. Wow, it’s really changed since the years I spent using it seriously in Versions a few years ago, though I purchased the updates just to keep up without putting any project thru the paces… whew…
The mixer is totally new is so many ways.
Ok so i now have to figure out why some things are a bit more difficult to figure out.
The use of the Solo buttons. The mute works fine as always but the Solo seems changed.
Project was an OMF import from Digital Performer client who had 30 stereo channels sent to him individually from 30 different orchestra members on 30 separate videos for a virtual concert to be created.
Since I have Cubase he exported his 30 stereo tracks via OMF and when I did an OMF import into C10.5.2 that created 30 stereo channels but not single stereo channels, instead two mono L & R channels, so now I have 60 audio mono tracks that I had to create linked in pairs in the mixer.
Q#1
When I want to solo any track to hear it (a linked pair) the solo doesn’t seem to just work like in older versions.
WHAT AM I DOING WRONG?
Q#2
When use group sends (ex first 6 stereo pairs are Flute I) and solo the Flute 1 group that isn’t working like the old days - where all the six linked stereo flute tracks in the mixer or the track window being sent to that track aren’t solo’d along with the last group which I call the SubMix (for last minute mastering plugins) nor the Master R&L Stereo Channel which the SubMix is being sent to . I have to unmute them as well.
WHAT AM I DOING WRONG?
Observation (but could be wrong) that there’s two different send/routing for each mixer channel: one above and one below the dividing line in the big mixer viewing page. I’m not sure what the difference is but I did find the one below the line didn’t work for me and the one above the line did.
Q#3
WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE TWO AND WHY DO I USE THE ONE ABOVE VS THE ONE BELOW THE DIVIDER LINE?
- and are these two different routing choices the reason my solo button doesn’t seem to work right?
thanks for your patience with this long post.
LG