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Remix Track

This command works differently for different Track Classes:

With MIDI Tracks

If you have one or several MIDI Parts containing Events on several MIDI Chan-

nels, these Parts can be split up into new Parts, one for each MIDI Channel.

You may get a MIDI Part with Events on several different MIDI Channels if you for

example record music from another sequencer into Cubase VST, or record using a

split keyboard that sends on two MIDI Channels. This is just ﬁne, if all you want to

do is listen to the recorded music – just set the Channel setting for the Track to

“Any”, and each Event will be played back on its own, associated MIDI Channel

(and therefore the right sound). But if you want to edit or rearrange the music you

probably wish to work with the different “instruments” separately.

Remix Track therefore allows you to split up a Track into new Parts on new Tracks

so that Events get separated according to the MIDI Channel stored with the Event.

Performing the Remix

1. Select a MIDI Track to be Remixed.

2. Set up the Left and Right Locators as boundaries for the Remix.

All music between the Locators will be Remixed.

3. Select Remix from the Structure menu.

• If possible, the Parts are put in on existing Tracks set to the same MIDI Chan-

nel and Output. Otherwise, as many new Tracks as necessary are created.

New Parts with Events on one MIDI Channel each are created on those

Tracks, between the Left and Right Locators.

• For MIDI Tracks, each Track is set to the MIDI Channel the Events in them are

stored on.

If you look at a Part in List Edit, you can see the MIDI Channel value for each Event.

When you perform a Remix, the Events with different MIDI Channel values are placed

in new Parts, on new Tracks, each with the Channel setting of their respective Events.

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