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Introduction

The bus system in Cubase VST allows you to take full advantage of audio cards

with multiple inputs and outputs, by providing a complete routing system, very

similar to that on a fully-ﬂedged mixing console with a busing system. For this to

be useful, you need an audio card with several inputs and/or outputs. The audio

card also needs to be supported by VST, i.e. it must either be compatible with the

ASIO Multimedia or DirectX drivers included with VST, or come with an ASIO

Driver speciﬁcally written for the card.

What you can do with the Bus system

Here’s what you can achieve with the busing system (all of this will be described in

detail in this chapter):

• Map physical audio inputs on your card to inputs in VST, and name each

inputs.

This is convenient when you integrate your VST system with other recording

equipment.

• Record from any input on any audio channel.

This is done by selecting a VST Input for a channel, prior to recording.

• Route output audio channels or Groups to one of the stereo Buses, in any

combination.

The number of stereo Buses depends on the number of physical output pairs

on your audio card. Any channel in the Monitor window (and any individual

Group channel) can be routed to any Bus.

• Map the Buses to physical Outputs on your audio card, and name the

Buses.

This allows you to use VST as a true bus mixer, for example when using the

program in conjunction with a digital tape deck such as a and ADAT, Tascam

DA-88 or similar.

• Route effect sends to any of the buses, so that they now can be used for

external effects as well as the internal VST effects.

In fact, theoretically, all sends on all channels can be routed to different des-

tinations, which means VST provides 128 individual effect sends, all switcha-

ble between pre- and post operation.

• Do all of this at the same time, so that you for example use a Send to add

an external effect and record the result back on any audio channel.

An example of this is described on page 205.

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