Cubase 15: Adding insert effects to a track

Demo summary
The presenter demonstrates adding Vibrato and Granulizer effects to a string part via the Inserts section to achieve a lo-fi sound.
Step-by-step
- Select the track you wish to process
- Navigate to the Inserts section in the inspector
- Click an empty insert slot
- Select and add the Vibrato effect to fluctuate the pitch
- Select and add the Granulizer effect to add grit
Tips
- Combine Vibrato and Granulizer effects to achieve a degraded, lo-fi sound
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