Cubase VST's MIDI Mixer window allows you to control MIDI devices for other functions than the regular sequencing ones. It works as a regular mixer for MIDI instruments (controlling volume, mute, pan etc), but it can also work as an editor panel for various instruments, effect devices etc.
Cubase VST's MIDI Mixer window allows you to control MIDI devices for other functions than the regular sequencing ones. It works as a regular mixer for MIDI instruments (controlling volume, mute, pan etc), but it can also work as an editor panel for various instruments, effect devices etc.
It is possible to control the VST Mixer via MIDI. The procedures involved are described in the Getting into the Details manual while this document contains details on the supported MIDI Control devices.
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