for CUBASE PRO

A pre-loaded, color-coded, and fully configured Cubase project template for MUSIO, ready for composing in just a few clicks.

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compatible with VST3

does not support VST2 installations

FEATURES

✅ Cubase Project Template

Pre-loaded tracks
Pre-routed Instrument groups
Pre-routed Master groups
Pre-named Tracks & Folders
Colour coded

✅ Negative Track Delay

✅ Pre-gain volume adjustments

✅ Track Presets

EXPANSION UPDATES?

As new librares are added to MUSIO catalogue, they will be integrated into the project template with bulk updates. Existing customers will receive FREE updates to expand their projects using the new libraries. Currently the template includes all librares upto version 1.18.3

Organised

Instrument tracks, folders, and audio channels in the project have been appropriately named, organised, and colour-coded. Streamlining your workflow and helping you stay focused on creativity.

Pre-loaded Tracks

Each instrument track in the project contains one instance of MUSIO and a single patch articulation pre-loaded from the library. By default, instrument tracks are disabled in the project for quick load times. To start composing, select and enable the tracks you wish to work with. MUSIO will load and automatically download any patches that are not currently installed on your system.

Pre-routed Channels

All tracks are pre-routed to subgroups and master groups. Instrument subgroups control the individual audio channels for an instrument and its articulations. Master groups allow you to control entire orchestra sections.

Negative Track Delay

Negative track delay in Orchestral libraries refers to the slight delay before a sampled non-percussive instrument actually sounds, a result of capturing the natural nuances of the instrument. When MIDI is snapped to the grid, on playback the samples may sound slow or behind the beat. Composers and producers often manually adjust this delay in their DAWs, shifting the sample forward to align it correctly.

Negative track delay for tracks have been set up in the project and serve as a great starting point. Snap MIDI to the grid and spend less time offsetting notes to synch samples to the beat.

Track Presets

Drag and drop sets of instruments into other projects quickly using Track Presets. Alternatively, you can use presets to mix and match other libraries together, building your own custom template in Cubase.