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Select the Draw tool from the Cubase header and draw an automation curve into the track.

On the automation track, you will now see that the drop-menu contains the plug-in parameter you selected for automation. In our example, we choose Massive > Cutoff. In the Add Parameter window, expand your plug-in's folder and select the parameter you wish to automate.

Open the Volume drop-menu and choose More.

This will display a sub-track containing automation parameters.

Right-click (or CTRL + Click) the instrument track and choose Show Automation from the menu.

Note: Please see this article for more information about inserting NI plug-ins in Cubase.

Create a Cubase Instrument Track and load a plug-in.

Maybe that's why you're getting low volume.

I can't really know what happened, but my guess would be you added a VCA channel, and maybe pushed down the faders. In fact, unless you have a specific need, don't use both on same channels. In fact, usually people will just use the Bus channel because it allows you to Insert/Send FX, parallel compress and so on. There is no need to have VCA and Bus routing. You should see the new automation lane and be able to draw the fades. Go to None>Add/Remove>Console>"VCA/Bus name" choose Volume and < how to automate volume in fl studio

Then be sure to highlight all the drum channels, right click and select Add VCA (or Bus) for Selected Channels (NOT Add VCA/Bus Channel). You will see all of them (and respective metering) as you (have) set them.

Also the meters will show the difference (as if you were dragging individual faders) VCA will move your drum group faders, as you adjust it and keep the relation between them proportional. but here are my thoughts:įor overall volume (automation) of all the drum tracks control, you can use either VCA or Bus.