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Special Effects

35 Assigning Multiple VST Busses in Cubase LE

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26. Click inside the field that reads “No Effect”

and the list of available VST effects appears. In

this example we have a Grand Piano on MIDI

Channel 1 (and Bus 1), so we’ve chosen Reverb

B from the Cubase VST collection.

27. The Reverb B controls appear. Play your MIDI

keyboard and select a reverb preset or set the

controls to your taste.

Connect a VST Effect to Bus 2 and Bus 3

28. Hit the F3 key to bring the Mixer up front.

29. Click on the Edit VST Channel button, on Bus 2

and the VST Channel Settings window appears.

30. In this example we have a B3 Organ on MIDI

Channel 2 (and Bus 2), so we’ve chosen

Distortion for this bus.

31. The Distortion controls appear. Play your MIDI

keyboard and select a distortion preset or set the

controls to your taste.

32. Repeat the last three steps for Bus 3. Choose a Delay for Bus 3.

Equalization

33. You must have noticed

the four-band equalizer

on the VST Channels

Settings page. Another

advantage of using

multiple busses is that

you can apply separate

EQ to each of your

MIDI tracks.

Recording

We should probably finish up by telling you how to record your 3 MIDI tracks.

34. You now have 3 MIDI tracks all set up to record. All you have to do is select

the track and hit Record, then Play on the Cubase Transport Panel.

35. To record the next track, hit RTZ on the Cubase Transport, select the next

track and hit Record, then Play to begin again.

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