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Copying Audio Events

There are two principal ways of copying Audio Events in Cubase VST: “normal”

copying and Ghost copying. These two methods are fundamentally different, which

is important to understand.

Making “Normal” Copies of Audio Events

When you copy Events in any “normal” way, new segments are automatically cre-

ated. This means that if you edit the segment in a copied Event, the original seg-

ment is unaffected.

When should I use “normal” copies?

There are a number of situations where this is exactly what you want. You may

want to add a volume curve to one of the copied Events, but not to the others, or

shorten one of the copied Events, to “make room” for another Event on the same

audio channel, etc.

Making Ghost Copies of Audio Events

A Ghost Event is any Audio Event that plays the same segment as another Event.

This means that there are no “original” Events; all Events that play the same seg-

ment are considered Ghosts.

Ghost Events are shown with dotted outlines in the audio editor.

This is a “normal” copy (uses a

segment “of its own”)

These are Ghost Events. They

play the same segment.

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