Sordoloco escribió:
Estirate Lagar... que no nos vale con eso!
Vaaaale, va. Sólo añadir a lo expuesto por Sahul algunas cosillas del manual, jeje:
- By using offline processing (Cubase SX only), you can apply effects directly to individual audio events – this is described on page 344.
- In the Cubase SX mixer, busses are represented by input and output
channels (shown in separate panes to the left and right in the window).
In Cubase SL, only the output busses are visible in the mixer!
- the Jog/Shuttle control is available in Cubase SX only.
- The nudge position buttons (Cubase SX only) Each time you click a nudge button, the project cursor is moved by one frame.
- Wave 64 File (Cubase SX only) Wave64 is a proprietary format developed by Sonic Foundry Inc. Audiowise it is identical to the Wave format, but the internal file structure makes much larger file sizes possible.
- Selecting a folder for the recorded audio files (Cubase SX only)
- Recording with effects (Cubase SX only) Cubase SX also allows you to add effects (and/or EQ) directly while you are recording. This is done by adding insert effects and/or making EQ settings for the input channel in the mixer.
- Ruler (SX only) Ruler tracks contain additional rulers, displaying the timeline from left to right. In Cubase SX you can use any number of ruler tracks, each with a different display format if you wish.
- Dividing the Track list (Cubase SX only) It is possible to divide the Track list into two parts. Both sections will have independent zoom and scroll controls (if needed)
- As an alternative to dragging the fade handles, you can use the items
“Fade In to Cursor” and “Fade Out to Cursor” on the Audio menu to create
fades (Cubase SX only).
- Cubase SX only: You can specify the length of the crossfade using
the Range Selection tool: make a selection range covering the desired
crossfade area and use the Crossfade command.
- Input Gain control (Cubase SX only) Each audio channel and input/output channel features an Input Gain control. This controls the gain for the incoming signal, before EQ and effects.
- Input Phase switch (Cubase SX only) Each audio channel and input/output channel has an Input Phase switch, to the left of the Input Gain control dial. When activated, the phase polarity is inverted for the signal. Use this to correct for balanced lines and mics that are wired backwards, or mics that are “out of phase” due to their positioning.
- three pan modes (Cubase SX only): Stereo Balance Panner controls the balance between the left and right channels, Stereo Dual Panner allows you set pan independently for the left and right channels, Stereo Combined Panner mode also allows you set pan independently for the
left and right channels by holding down [Alt] when you release the
[Alt] key, the left and right pan controls are linked.
Y así mil cosas más.
Saludos.
