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MIDI Track Inspector in Cubase

MIDI Track Inspector in Cubase

MIDI Track Inspector in Cubase

 

In this blog, we’ll demonstrate how to use the MIDI Track Inspector in Cubase.

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MIDI Track Inspector in Cubase

So you have created your MIDI track and recorded some material to it.

But, perhaps you want to change some parameters such as the panning, volume, Inputs, Inserts, etc.

Can you do this from your main project window?

The answer is yes!

MIDI Tracks, also have the Inspector available where all of these parameters and functions can be treated.

How do you do this?

Here we go!

 

  1. Let’s say you have an existing project in Cubase with your virtual instrument:

MIDI Track Inspector in Cubase

 

 

2. If you want to see the Inspector of our track, click on it to select it:

MIDI Track Inspector in Cubase

 

 

3. Click on “Inspector” on the left side:

MIDI Track Inspector in Cubase

 

The MIDI Inspector tab will appear as:

MIDI Track Inspector in Cubase

 

 

From this Inspector, we can see familiar options such as:

  • Mute
  • Solo
  • Record
  • Inputs/Outputs
  • Equalizers
  • Audio Inserts
  • Audio Sends
  • Audio Fader
  • MIDI Inserts

MIDI Track Inspector in Cubase

 

So just as any other track, you can modify these parameters and add/remove processing to the track, as if it was a regular AUDIO track.

Cubase will simply process the audio coming out of the virtual instrument, using the same MIDI information provided.

The processing will be applied to the audio generated by the virtual instrument, not to the MIDI information.

 

And that is the MIDI Track Inspector in Cubase!

We hope you found this tutorial helpful!

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