If at some point you want/need to permanently print that track as an audio file, you can either Freeze & Flatten the track, or simply route its output to an audio track and re-record it an audio file that way. You should see a display of the MIDI note data as note bars in the Clips, and you can open the Clips in the Clip Editor at the bottom to tweak/edit/quantize the MIDI performance data, if desired. That way you have more flexibility than if an audio wave was recorded - you can tweak the sound in the plug-in or even swap it out for a different instrument after the performance has been recorded. In playback that recorded MIDI note data will trigger the sounds/notes from the plug-in - the MIDI note data is separate from the instrument sound being triggered. You insert the plug-in in the instrument slot on a MIDI track (not an Audio track) and play it from a MIDI keyboard (or other MIDI controller) and what's recorded is MIDI note data - the performance data only, not the audio. There seems to be a button that you press in the little window that appears after setting up the External Instrument as an Internal Instrument track in the Devices > VST Instruments Menu that generates a pulse and Cubase then calculates this delay and compensates for this automatically on that External Instrument track.Ĭan anyone please elaborate on this or give us a step by step guide or how to.When you use a virtual instrument in a DAW (Ableton Live or any DAW) it doesn't record audio, it records MIDI data. Someone mentioned something about setting up an External Instrument in the Devices> VST Instruments section of the Cubase Menu.

How do we compensate for the MIDI and Audio not lining up and the Audio being out of sync with the rest of the project which also has internal instrument tracks loaded with VSTi’s running alongside the recorded external synth recorded audio. When I adjust the delay and get it spot on then record it again at that same setting to where it was lining up previously, the audio fails to line up. The Audio doesn’t seem to line up with the MIDI. Into a Stereo track in Cubase Elements 8.5

Stereo 1/4 jacks out of the EMX1 into the Audio 3 & 4 of the Babyface Pro. MIDI Out of the Babyface Pro into the MIDI In of the EMX1 on MIDI Channel 10. MIDI track with a note playing in the sequencer triggering a sound in the EMX1. I’m having the same problems as (by nucube » Mon 6:31 pm) 4 posts up.

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