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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

  1. Select the track you wish to process
  2. Navigate to the Inserts section in the inspector
  3. Click an empty insert slot
  4. Select and add the Vibrato effect to fluctuate the pitch
  5. 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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