Cubase 5 - adding audio tracks.

[Echospace]

I was wondering if any of you out there know if there is a way to add multiple tracks in Cubase 4, which when you add the tracks, the inputs automatically set themselves up into descending order. For example, lets say i need ten tracks to record a drum kit. Obviously each of the tracks needs to be set up to its own independent input. Right now if I add ten tracks, each tracks input will be set to input one. As a result i have to manually change each input one at a time and this can be a bit of a hassle. I know that Protools does this. Maybe Cubase 5 does this? Just received the update and haven't installed yet. Anyway, thanks in advance.

[shanabit]

Originally Posted by Echospace

I was wondering if any of you out there know if there is a way to add multiple tracks in Cubase 4, which when you add the tracks, the inputs automatically set themselves up into descending order. For example, lets say i need ten tracks to record a drum kit. Obviously each of the tracks needs to be set up to its own independent input. Right now if I add ten tracks, each tracks input will be set to input one. As a result i have to manually change each input one at a time and this can be a bit of a hassle. I know that Protools does this. Maybe Cubase 5 does this? Just received the update and haven't installed yet. Anyway, thanks in advance.

Steinberg Cubase Nuendo Wavelab Video Demo | Download Support and Tutorials | Steinberg Users

Select the Nuendo Videos and select Multitracking in Nuendo, this will show you how to ripple the inputs and outputs

[Echospace]

thanks a million. The video showed exactly what I wanted to do.

Cheers

[shanabit]

Anytime