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Cubase VST allows you to record and manipulate System Exclusive data in various ways. This chapter points to various features that helps you manage and create SystemExclusive data.

Cubase VST can control tape recorders and similar devices via MIDI. This feature makes MIDI and analog audio recording an integrated environment!

This chapter covers the functions and parameters for the included VST Instruments. The following VST Instruments are included and installed with Cubase VST.

The Interactive Phrase Synthesizer (hereafter abbreviated IPS) is not a sound synth, instead each of the two available IPS synths (A and B) allows you to model new music from existing, create one finger accompaniments, generate complicated arpeggios and more.

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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.

This document contains information related to various problems that can occur while working with Cubase, and answers to some commonly asked questions.

Cubase VST comes with a number of VST Plug-in effects included. This chapter describes the included effects parameters. For general details about how to assign and set up effects, see the chapter installing and using VST plug-ins in the getting into the details document.

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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