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30.07.2004, 09:56 AM
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Applying effects to tracks in Cubase
Hi, hopefully someone can help,
At the moment I'm using NI Battery on 1 track in Cubase for all my percussion. The thing is, I'm not sure if I'm working in the right way at the moment. I get some beats going and then record the each instrument into separate Audio tracks in Cubase where I can then apply all the effects. At the end of it though if I don't like what's recorded though I have to record it again into an Audio track and then go through applying the effects all over again. It seems a bit time-consuming. Is there an easier way to apply loads of effects to individual instruments in Battery before it's recorded to audio? Ta 
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