Hi Panos
Just wondering after looking at what you said .
I wonder if I have to press the execute in setup every time I make a Change.
I thought once the boxes are ticked It will save automatically .
I suppose being a computer you may have to execute every time a change has been made.
I have just edited a song In Cubase and gradually getting used to the program.
Even when you go to the mixer in Cubase and make adjustments, the sliders stay where they are, but the sound always returns to the previous levels when returning to the start.
If you just touch a slider with a fractional move the adjusted sound plays as It should. That is almost impossible if you have several channels at once going. Or you are lightning fast.
I think the only way is to go into System exclusive lists to make numerical adjustments.That is another area new to me, but slowly understanding. I wanted to change the panning but could not find that in the lists. So I think you may have to make a new line with a cc change. A little unsure at the moment and do not want to mess things up. I will have to practice with a dummy file sometime.
I also wonder if you put a song on record and do not touch the keys and make slider adjustments and effects whether it will record that information.
This is one thing that has niggled me for some time now and that resulted in me making quick adjustments whilst recording to wave file.That is trial and error though.
I have been getting in a pickle over this.
When you multi-track with vst instruments It is a lot easier than midi from keyboards like the Genos as It is more direct.
We need a mix master on this forum that can gently break us in with midi from these workstations as they can be touchy if you make wrong moves.
All the best
john