Aida Sound Users Forum

DT_support wrote: ↑

19 Dec 2019 10:36

Now, it does exist! In DTouch for Cubase / Nuendo v2.0.18.

Wow, thank you! Thanks for answering the newbie questions and addressing those requests. I am really happy that I chose DTouvh!

Thanks again!

New Version! Thank You!

Sorry for the confusion. When you said sample editor I thought you meant the sampler track editor and not an audio event. There's a generic key command called open/close editor which will toggle any editor for the selected event whether it's audio or MIDI. I find it very handy. Thanks Havoc, I thou...

you're right, I've made a shortcut to open the sample editor (Editor - Open/close sample editor) in Cubase, then in DTouch, I've made a little macros (with the Cubase shortcut) to open the sample editor in DTouch.... Voila...... ;) Thanks Home Studio 87, I ended up solving similarly with a keyboard...

Havoc911 wrote: ↑

17 Dec 2019 15:38

My edit instrument key command button opens the sample editor.

Thanks Havoc911, but all I can find is “Edit / VST Instrument” which opens the instrument. What I want to do is open an audio event in the Sample Editor so that I can edit it.

Anyone from DT Support that can help out here?

Home Studio 87 wrote: ↑

17 Dec 2019 00:25

yes look at your preference in cubase "Editor".......

I can open the sample editor from Cubase and set the preferences.

What I cannot do is open the editor from DTouch. Is there a macro statement or DT button to accomplish that task?

Maybe I’m missing it, but I cannot locate an existing button, Cubase Key Command, or macro statement that will “Open the Sample Editor”. I am looking for the floating Cubase Sample Editor (Audio > Sample Editor) and not the one at the bottom of the Project Window. Also could not find any forum topic...

Thanks. I didn’t see that one in the button selection menu.

You are right. We keep "secret" some functions during the development because often documenting them is more time-expensive than programming them. Keep in mind that very few of the users use the Python code because they aren't programmers. Sometimes we also include new "secret" ...

Created a metronome button that switches on when off and vice versa. Sharing for anyone that could use it. I don't know how to upload the .dat file, so here is the code. Please note, remove “(indent spaces)” in the code and just add a few spaces in there. # Macro Metronome metval = dtmacro.get_metro...