Kontakt Multi Out in CUBASE
Channel: Sifter Studios
Date: 2021-05-04

Kontakt Multi Out in CUBASE - How do you get it to work, what settings can you use? Let's find out! :D


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Timestamps:

0:00 Intro
0:10 Question
0:23 Kontakt Multi Out in CUBASE
6:30 Fixing Kontakt multi mono instead of stereo problem
10:16 Thoughts about WHERE in the chain to balance your instruments
12:24 How to use MIDI volume fader in Cubase
12:50 Bye-bye!



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