Using the n8/n12 with Cubase 5 series
Owner’s Manual
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Mixing recorded tracks
You can easily monitor tracks recorded in Cubase by mixing them on Cubase and setting the n8/n12's C-R SOURCE
SELECT switch to DAW. If you wish to use the n8/n12's compressor and reverb, you can mix tracks using the n8/n12.
This section describes how to send recorded audio track data from Cubase to the n8/n12 input channels, and then mix
them to stereo.
Mixing audio tracks
1.
If the Monitor Remote function is active, turn the
MONITOR REMOTE [ON] switch off to disable the
Monitor Remote function.
2.
If any audio tracks’ Record Enable buttons are
on, turn these buttons off.
3.
Set the STEREO fader to the “0” position, then
make sure that the STEREO [ON] switch is turned
on.
4.
Turn on the [HARDWARE MIX] switch in the DAW
Remote Control section (the switch LED lights up).
When the switch is turned on, the input source for all
input channels is switched to DAW (Cubase audio
tracks).
When you set the Work mode to HARDWARE MIX,
the audio track outputs will be assigned to channels
in the order of their track number.
■
n12
■
n8
5.
If necessary, click the audio track output routing
menu, and change the output destination.
INPUT CHANNEL
INPUT CHANNEL
INPUT
n8/n12
Cubase
PAN
COMP
A/D
STEREO
BU
S
EQ
AUDIO TRACK
AUDIO TRACK
track numbers
Cubase track #
Output to (n12 input channel)
Track 1
n12-1
Track 2
n12-2
Track 3
n12-3
Track 4
n12-4
Track 5
n12-5
Track 6
n12-6
Track 7
n12-7
Track 8
n12-8
Track 9
n12-9/10
Track 10 and higher
n12-11/12
Cubase track #
Output to (n8 input channel)
Track 1
n8-1
Track 2
n8-2
Track 3
n8-3
Track 4
n8-4
Track 5
n8-5/6
Track 6 and higher
n8-7/8
While the Work mode is set to HARDWARE MIX,
you can select analog inputs (A. IN) as the input
source for the input channels. This is convenient if
you wish to add analog input signals to the mix.
NOTE
audio track output
destination
(Output Routing)
