How to open&select a specific automation lane using the logical editor | Club Cubase March 18th 2022

Introduction

In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of opening and selecting a specific automation lane using the Logical Editor in Cubase. This feature is essential for managing automation effectively, allowing for precise control over your audio tracks. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your skills, this step-by-step guide will help you navigate the Logical Editor with ease.

Step 1: Access the Logical Editor

• Open your Cubase project.
• Navigate to the top menu bar.
• Click on Edit.
• Select Logical Editor from the dropdown menu to open the Logical Editor window.

Step 2: Select the Automation Lane

• In the Logical Editor, locate the Target section.
• Choose the type of automation you want to work with (e.g., Volume, Pan).
• Use the Function dropdown to set the desired operation (e.g., Select, Delete).
• Ensure the Conditions section is configured to specify which automation lanes to target.

Step 3: Configure the Editor Settings

• Adjust the Parameters to fine-tune the selection criteria for your automation lanes.
• For example:
  • Set the Value 1 to define the range of automation to include.
  • Use Value 2 to establish a maximum or minimum threshold.

Step 4: Execute the Automation Selection

• After configuring the settings, click on the Process button in the Logical Editor.
• Review the results to ensure the correct automation lanes are selected.

Step 5: Fine-tune Your Automation

• Once the specific automation lanes are selected, you can further manipulate them.
• Use the automation tools available in the main Cubase interface to adjust levels, curves, and other parameters to achieve the desired sound.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you can effectively open and select specific automation lanes in Cubase using the Logical Editor. This powerful tool allows for greater precision in your audio projects. As you become more familiar with these features, consider exploring other functionalities of the Logical Editor to enhance your workflow. For further learning, check out more tutorials on the Cubase YouTube channel or consult the official Cubase manual for advanced techniques.