Where is the monitor section?

Cubase
#1

Hi,
I’ve been using Cubase 5 until a couple of weeks ago. Now I’ve switched to a new machine, got Cubase 7 Elements and am trying to set everything up. The one thing I am dearly missing is the monitoring section. In Cubase 5 it contained an additional switch for the Click/Metronome as well as a volume control for the metronome.

I do remember that I had to create this section and re-route some things, it kind of expanded the VST-Connections window. But I have now idea how I did that back then and I could not find anything related in the manual.

Do you guys have an idea where I can find this module? I really need it, it was kind of my most-used tool in Cubase 5.

#2

It´s in the control room, which is in the full version only.

#3

Hi fert,
oh? why do you not upgrade to the biggest Cubase (aka. Cubase 7.x) ?
In comparison to Elements 7 it´s feature-richer and absolutely worth the cost, and you’ve got your > control room…

P.S: what was your last version number of C 5 exactly ?


Cent.

#4

Just in case you didn’t know… there is a click on/off button in the transport when the show “master & sync” option is on. The only other way I know to adjust the click level and such are under the “transport” > " metronome setup" area. It would be nice to have a method to adjust the click levels in the transport or elsewhere easily accessible. Maybe this should be added in the feature request section?

#5

Thank you guys. Yes, it was the Control Room - sad to see it not included in Elements. I made the conscious decision not to pay more than 100 bucks for this kind of software anymore because I never ever use more than 20% of the features and, frankly, I am frustrated with the performance too often. The happiest I was in the last 10 years was with Cubase LE (3, I guess) which came free with my audio interface. Cubase 7 Elements has everything I need (well, except for this one feature).

I know about that switch in the control window - thanks. The separate volume control would have been cool but I’ll have to live without it. Maybe I can route the metronome to a separate output…

The exact Cubase 5 version? I have no idea, the machine is gone and the software box is way down in the cellar in my home which is many miles away. I am just switching to get 64-bit support.

#6

Cubase 5 had 64 bit support.

Hippo

#7

Yes. If only that had worked on that machine. I think it’s just fine to bury that version right next to the parallel-port dongle of Cubase VST 3 and enjoy the scalable mixer.