message to cubase users

"Shift + G" is the TRUTH.

im planning on using cubase and im wonder what it does?

J-Villa wrote:"Shift + G" is the TRUTH.

..also, try Ableton Live and forget all about cubase and shift + G

What's it do? In Nuendo it just moves the start marker to the beginning of the selected audio file.

i tried and it didnt do anything. unless im just really trippin'....

i'll try it later on tonite.

dude shouldve said what it does tho.

EMFinite wrote:i'll try it later on tonite.

dude shouldve said what it does tho.

be careful, it might be the self destruction commando

lol...now that you mentioned it could be something bad, im not fkin around with it.

fkk that!

Bam!


When programming drum patterns, it's a good idea to have the Project playing (possibly soloing the drum track if you have other tracks playing in the Project window), so you can hear what you're doing. With the newly created MIDI Part selected, here's a neat trick: press Shift+G or choose Transport / Loop Selection, which automatically sets the Locators to the selected Part, activates Cycle Mode, resets the position of the Project Cursor to the Left Locator and starts the Project playing.

I don't use Cubase but i found this rather easily through google at Sound on Sound.

good looking out!
I'll give it a try when I'm in my flat again....