Still new to Cubase , and wondering about the way automation is handled , it feels really odd to me seeing a small amount to data floating in isolation with nothing before or after it . is this how most people work in cubase ?
I have only really worked in Protools and Logic and there is always a data line start to end ,
I found the start to end function in the automation window , but it doesn’t seem to lock , meaning I have to open the window and select this each time I first write anything.
OK so you can’t leave the stat to end locked , as it will write over all you automation!! so I need to select start to end for when I first write if I want a continuous line . Still seems odd to me
The upside of virgin territory is, that in the gaps in between written automation, you can freely experiment with new paramter settings without the parameters jumping back to a written automation level. This is very handy in my opinion.
Ok great, that’s just what I was looking for, as a really good reason to have gaps so that you can play around and it doesn’t jump back until it hits the next point I would believe
Case anyone else comes across this, I found a video on YouTube, it looks like I default my cubase. Had virgin territories switched on, when I’ve been watching YouTube tutorials everyone seems to have it switched off and never mentions it.