Wow I've done it manually forever, but not anymore, thanks Lanewood!

I've been using Cubase for more than 10 years and you still manage to show me functions I have never heard of, fantastic!!! Thank you!

I consider myself a knowledgeable cubase user, but I always learn something new from your videos. Yes please, a video about audio events, parts, etc.

I always clean the silences, for same reasons you gave. But I learned a couple of new things I didn’t know with your video, thank you! Specially that related to vst3 and the tool to automatically delete.

I’d like to see a clips and regions video … nice work btw

Gracias Maestro Lanewood Studios, un excelente Tutorial para la detección de silencios y limpiar las pistas.Grandioso ¡¡

I’d like to see the clips vs events vs regions video!

As a mixing engineer I always do this manually for both accuracy and as part of my process to get familiar with what each track is doing so I'll do the cleanup song section by song section while the audio is playing.

Excellent thank you. Everytime I KZfaq it your there with a video

I often use the Range Selection Tool to remove manually the unwanted silence. But I also use the keycommand "mute Event", which I like. Another way is to use Parts to glue and mute tiny audio events together.

Bloody fantastic! Prior to this I've usually steered clear of detecting silence and similar functions - but now I'm more confident!! Thanks, Maarten :-)

Definetely want to see a video about the diferences of audio clips, events regions etc

Great video! I have used detect silence in the past when I have captured a stream of songs and jingles/comedy clips adding up to over 100 separate events which using Cubase export ‘multiple files’ features I was able to export them all in 1 export action to import into my music app and re-order and play them in a playlist.

Great video as always. Will have to experiment with this. Right now i'm faster doing it manually with the scissor and eraser tools, but that could change!

This is a game changer that I never knew about??. I'm doing a lot of dialog editing these days(podcasts), and I've been cutting out silence and doing fades manually.....there are few things more tedious in life!! 😳. Silence detection will be a HUGE time saver 😊🙏

Big Like for Your Time 🤩

I used to use Detect Silence all the time many years ago... Cubase 9/10? But only on vocals. I haven't worked with a vocalist since 2018-ish and hence forgot all about it.🤦‍♂ I will now add this back into my workflow today. 😊 Another great video!

Another terrific presentation Maarten. This one is going into my treasure chest. C'mon folks hit that "Subscribe" button.

Thank you so much very useful👍👍

Great video Thank you very much

Thanks!

thanks

cheers!

Thnks nice video❤

Wow well explained. Is this cubase 12 or 13 that you using

I do this on some tracks… sometimes too lazy but will improve 😂

I always end up with your preferred view but, I prefer to go through an interim stage where unwanted material is muted onscreen. By the way, I’m referring to Pro Tools, where selections can be muted, turning them a pale gray and removing them from all processing while remaining grayed for my reference and possible rethink. As I grow comfortable with my edits, muted segments can be selected en masse and removed from view entirely. Sorry for going off topic but I’m curious if Cubase has anything similar.

Since I’m in a very different time zone at the moment I will probably not join the premier so enjoy!!

Is it not possible to cleanup or Cut Down midi Tracks?

On drum tracks that are in a track version also (All drum tracks are in a folder) I can’t select a separate track they all highlight!!

It you’re rendering MIDI, I don’t think it makes a difference, but with audio? Big reduction in the noise floor.