CUBASE使いの人あつまれ！R5
Creating a virtual effect rack
The effect sends for an audio channel in Cubase SX can either be
routed to an effect (in the VST Send Effects rack) or to any activated
Group or Output bus. This allows you to use a separate computer as
a “virtual effect rack”, by setting things up in the following way:
1. Go to Computer 2 (the machine you will use as effect rack) and add a
new stereo audio track.
2. Add the desired effect as an insert effect for the track.
Let’s say you add a high-quality reverb plug-in.
3. Open the Mixer and select one of the VST System Link buses as input
for the audio track.
You want to use a separate System Link bus, which will only be used for this purpose.
4. Activate monitoring for the track.
5. Now, go back to Computer 1 and select a track to which you want to
add some reverb.
6. Bring up the effect sends for the track, in the Mixer or Inspector.
7. Pull down the send routing pop-up menu for one of the sends, and select
the System Link bus assigned to the reverb in step 3.
8. Use the send slider/knob to adjust the amount of effect as usual.
The signal will be sent to the track on Computer 2 and processed
through its insert effect, without using any processor power on Computer
1.
The effect sends for an audio channel in Cubase SX can either be
routed to an effect (in the VST Send Effects rack) or to any activated
Group or Output bus. This allows you to use a separate computer as
a “virtual effect rack”, by setting things up in the following way:
1. Go to Computer 2 (the machine you will use as effect rack) and add a
new stereo audio track.
2. Add the desired effect as an insert effect for the track.
Let’s say you add a high-quality reverb plug-in.
3. Open the Mixer and select one of the VST System Link buses as input
for the audio track.
You want to use a separate System Link bus, which will only be used for this purpose.
4. Activate monitoring for the track.
5. Now, go back to Computer 1 and select a track to which you want to
add some reverb.
6. Bring up the effect sends for the track, in the Mixer or Inspector.
7. Pull down the send routing pop-up menu for one of the sends, and select
the System Link bus assigned to the reverb in step 3.
8. Use the send slider/knob to adjust the amount of effect as usual.
The signal will be sent to the track on Computer 2 and processed
through its insert effect, without using any processor power on Computer
1.
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