How to find your way in the Cubase project routing via channel settings!

In this video I take a look at how to navigate the routing in your Cubase project via the channel settings!
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00:00 Intro
00:33 Overview
01:07 Routing
01:59 Cubase channel settings
02:44 Channel input/source
02:56 Channel output/target/destination
04:00 Channel routing navigation
05:42 Show output chain
06:23 Unsync channel settings selection
07:24 Outro

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[Byron_]

another very great workflow feature in Cubase! Channel Setting Window is so powerful. Luv it...

[dazza]

Hey, thanks again for another great video. From my perspective this is one of the best Cubase channels out there. : ) Kind regards, Darren (Wales, UK).

[elsf]

I know this video was a while ago, but I think the easiest way to accomplish the opening question is to use the visibility agent "Show Channels that are Connected to the First Selected Channel" and the only thing that remains on the mixer is what's connected to the bus/FX return

[Byron_]

Cubase is daw king in navigation very big projects. no doubt. former PT, S1, Logic user here.
folders, visibility tools, keycommands, makros, channel settings, zoom switches, workspaces, 4 mixers e.g. are big timesaver in Cubase.

[kickilicoff]

Thank you! I've been using Cubase since SX3, and im kinda still stuck in the old way of navigating...

[sekritskworl-sekrit_studios]

Great video!

I tried my hand at mixing one of the current Cubase demo tracks.

But, the problem is that Austin uses VST instruments (such as groove agent), and I couldn't figure out how those are routed.

Could you please do a demo on that?

[hakangurdol]

i see on your mix settings mostly use the send levels to mix the fx output, i like to use one fx plugin to one source and mix thru tha main fx return fader, thank you.