Hi. I did a search here and didn’t find anything. I bought a Zoom H4n Pro audio recorder. They provided a license for the Cubase LE product, which I’ve assumed means the two are very compatible. I am recording my band’s rehearsals and I use the Mark feature at the start of each song so I can edit out all the chatter that goes on after we finish the song and before we start the next song. When I import these wave files into Reaper, I see the Marks and can use them to quickly find where each song starts. I have just installed Cubase and after importing one track with these same Marks, I don’t see them. How can I see these Marks in Cubase? Again, I assume this should work since Zoom selected this particular package to aid in advanced editing, (plus I don’t want to pay for Reaper if I have a Cubase LE license.) Any guidance would be appreciated.
Have you tried adding a Marker Track before Importing the Audio?
Thanks for your response. I don’t think the Zoom H4n has an independent Marker Track. The device is pretty straightforward. While you’re recording, you press the record button briefly and it inserts a mark in the recording at that point. Besides, I wouldn’t want to have to replay the entire recording to re-apply marks just so Cubase can see them. As I said, Reaper shows these marks straight out of the H4n, so I know they are there. Cubase must have some config to pick them up as well. Any other suggestions?
I assumed it didn’t. I don’t know what Cubase does with markers in Audio Files. But the first place I’d look is on the Marker Track. Good luck.
EDIT:
Perhaps they show up as Hitpoints in the Sample Editor.