Chapter 10. Browsing and Processing Options

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Chapter 10. Browsing and Processing Options

The Browser window provides a complete list of all the events used in a project, making it a perfect environment to troubleshoot all kinds of objects as well as a tool that lets you quickly edit details within a project. For example, you can rename a number of events directly from the Browser window. Any changes you make here are reflected in all other windows .

In this chapter, we also look at offline (not in real time) processes inside Cubase and the advantages they may provide over online processes ( processed in real time) when you need more processes than your computer can handle. Because Cubase offers a nondestructive editing environment, making changes to processes applied directly to audio objects has never been easier.

In this chapter, you will:

• Understand and use the Browser window.

• Use the Offline Process History panel.

• Use the Edit History panel.

• Use offline audio processes to control different aspects of your sound.

• Use VST and DirectX plug-in (PC versions only) effects without taxing your computer's CPU.

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