However, even in the entry level Cubase AI you can get a very useful introduction to this powerful functionality. THEORY OF OPERATION: In Cubase you have the full-featured MediaBay and Sound Browser, which allows you not only to search for synthesizer Voices, but for all types of media (be they MIDI files, audio clips, loops, video clips, full Projects, effect presets, etc.). You can access your sounds by selecting LOAD PRESET. This is your "quick access" button to a Sound Browser that will allow you to search for a specific Voice (or as we will see later, an entire MIXING program). VST SOUND – you may have noticed a small "cube" icon at the top of the Motif XF Editor VST. This is a powerful example of the integration of your hardware with your software. And this includes Voices that may access custom Waveform and Sample data on your optional FLASH BOARDS. You can keep a copy of every VOICE and every MIXING setup (including Mixing Voices) as accessible data via Cubase. There must be a way you can have total access to your data! You can add your favorite sounds to the VST SOUND Browser function within Cubase as "VST PRESET". And without having to use the FILE LOAD routine every time you simply want to audition a VOICE. If you have purchased Voice Libraries or if you have created your own custom Voices, you may wish to have access to these sounds when working in Cubase without having to find the particular file which may be on any number of separate USB sticks. If you want access to all your Voice Libraries without having to LOAD them, this is a must read.Īdding Voice Libraries to Cubase as VST PRESETS
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