#HALION 4 TUTORIALS HOW TO#

#HALION 4 TUTORIALS HOW TO#

There are a ton of possible uses here - and none of them are obvious, and yet there seems to be no information on how to use any of it. On the other hand, if it’s more about synthetic sounds maybe I do want to add the layer to the original sound. with the Legato thing, it switches the layers allright - but it still plays both layers, where the idea would obviously be that when I play staccato I don’t want to still hear legato at the same time, nor do I want to hear any of the other articulations. My own experiments have gotten me to the point where, eg. How do I switch between them if I play Legato? If I use keyswitches? If I hold down the sustain-pedal? What else can I do, that I might not have thought of? Like, say - if I have a “normal” layer, and a bunch of layers that hold articulations. Not having proper documentation for such a powerful tool is so unfortunate, such a waste! In these videos, we'll show you some simple tricks that Cubase can do to help you record professional-sounding vocals.

However, there are a few things you need to know to get the best results.

Where do I put the MegaTrig? Do I need one for each layer? How does one set such a thing up, how do I define which layers are affected and which are not - and - given the nature of the topic, don’t stop at just the most basic level. Recording vocals is one of the most exciting tasks in music production. It seems like such a powerful component, but the manual barely just describes the function of the parameters but has zero information on how to actually put them to use. I would love to see a step by step tutorial on how to actually use MegaTrig.

Halion 4 tutorials