There are quick controls in some of the Agent windows for sound shaping and there’s also a proper onboard mixer. The AudioWarp algorithm means that loops adjust their tempo when you change the project speed. There’s also a Style Player that lets you quickly control the complexity and intensity of generated drum parts, and a Jam Mode that creates backing tracks and has a dial to let you choose between intros, fills, main beats and so on. If you go into Edit mode in this section you can alter the pattern control performance parameters and use a fully featured drum lane editor. Right-clicking on a pad reveals further controls such as copy and paste, trigger note assignment and more.
Switch from Instrument to Pattern mode and pads become loop or pattern triggers, and clicking each one plays a tempo-synced rhythm that can be tweaked or edited.
You even get to use MIDI effects and create slices from samples, which are auto-mapped to the pads.
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These, plus any library samples, can be edited in great detail via the onboard sample editor that appears to be based on Cubase’s own sample editing section.Īs well as the ability to trim, tune and pan samples there are advanced envelope sections for pitch, filter and amp, and detailed editing tools in the Sample tab. As well as the MediaBay browser there’s a regular file explorer for locating content and you can drag-and-drop audio files from the desktop directly onto pads. For each Agent you can choose from a huge number of presets and filter your list by style, genre, rating or even just enter text to search.
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