Cubase Fader Controller
The Cubase Fader Controller is a mobile application designed to enhance the user interface of Cubase, a popular digital audio workstation (DAW). This application replicates the functionality of the CMC device, offering features that allow for precise control over various aspects of Cubase.
Key Features:
1. Fader Control: Adjust the volume levels of individual tracks with high
precision.
2. EQ Control: Manipulate the equalization settings of your tracks to shape
the sound to your preference.
3. Transport Controls: Start, stop, and navigate through your project
seamlessly.
4. Track Selection: Quickly switch between different tracks in your project.
Mute/Solo/Record: Easily mute, solo, or arm tracks for recording.
5. Customization: Personalize the interface to suit your workflow
preferences.
6. MIDI Integration: Integrate with MIDI devices to enhance control over your
music production.
7. Multi-Touch Support: Utilize multi-touch gestures for an intuitive control
experience.
8. Compatibility: Fully compatible with both Windows and macOS operating
systems.
9. Steinberg Product Compatibility:
Supports Cubase Version 5 and above.
Compatible with Nuendo.
The Cubase Fader Controller aims to provide musicians and producers with a more tactile and efficient way to interact with Cubase, improving the overall music production process.
Product Page:
- www.voltimusic.com/cubase_controller_home/
How to Setup:
- www.voltimusic.com/cubase/cubase_controller/
Contact Us:
- WhatsApp: +1 514 629 8497
- Email: contact@voltimusic.com
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What's New in Cubase DAW Controller
V 5.15.0
November 3, 2024
Fixed an issue causing the app to unexpectedly close when disabling a track from the mixer.
Love the single channel workflow (great complement to the multi channel workflow & overall functionality of iC Pro). Touch icons are easy to grab & smooth in operation. Selected channel stays in sync with Cubase too (no Mackie HUI garbage). Only con for me is the standard F1-F4 assignments (e.g. F2 for MixConsole & F3 for Studio Setup). Best to reassign at least some of them to match Cubase’s standard F1-F4 assignments (e.g. F2 to floating transport bar & F3 to MixConsole).
