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Why you should read this Chapter

When you arrange in Cubase VST you will ﬁnd yourself spending some time se-

lecting Programs and setting Volumes for each instrument. This will be signiﬁ-

cantly easier if you understand exactly how and where Program and Volume

Changes can be inserted and the advantage that the different methods have.

Program Change

Program Change messages are used to switch between sounds in your instruments.

By inserting Program Change messages for all MIDI Channels, at the beginning of

the Song, the instruments will automatically play with the correct sounds when you

open and play the Song (if you haven’t “re-programmed” your instruments since

you played the Song last).

By inserting Program Change messages somewhere in “the middle” of a Song, you

can use one MIDI Channel for playing several different sounds throughout the

Song. This allows you to use “limited MIDI resources” as effectively as possible.

Entering Program Change in the Inspector

As described in the Getting Started book, you can enter Program Change messages

in the Inspector, either for the whole Track or for one Part at a time. If you’re not

sure how this is done, refer to the chapter “The Track Columns and the Inspector”

in the Getting Started book.

• If you enter a Program Change for

the Track

, this Program Change will be

sent out at the beginning of

every

Part on that Track.

This might not always be desirable, since some devices shut off their sound

momentarily when they receive a Program Change message, see below.

• If you enter a Program Change message for

one certain Part

, this is sent

out where

that

speciﬁc Part

starts (and for no other Part).

For instance you can enter one Program for the ﬁrst Part on the Track and then

another for a Part later in the Song, where you want the device to switch to

another Program.

This Part sends out Program

Change number 4 when you start

the Song from the beginning.

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