Other information on the detailed use of Revoice Pro, is in the other Chapters of this User Manual (found in the Revoice Pro Help Menu) and in the many tutorial videos available.

NOTE: In the following instructions, the pictures shown are using Nuendo 6, but there are similar windows and controls in Nuendo 5 and up and Cubase 5 and up that will match these instructions. In this Chapter, we explain how to set up Revoice Pro's Session variables to match the Nuendo (Cubase) Project, and how to use the simple audio transfer methods and the monitoring plug-in. This lets you check processed audio 'in place' with Nuendo audio and video before you transfer it from Revoice Pro back to Nuendo (Cubase). It also lets Revoice Pro optionally lock to the Nuendo (Cubase) Playback with sample-accurate sync. What's more, the files transferred from Nuendo (Cubase) are not duplicated (saving storage space and housekeeping) and clip names are maintained in both directions.Īlso, a VST3 Revoice Pro Monitoring plug-in is included with Revoice Pro that, once installed, allows you to hear audio playback from Revoice Pro through Nuendo's (Cubase's) audio outupts. To move multiple processed tracks (or portion of multiple tracks) from Revoice Pro back to Nuendo (Cubase) at the same time, the Export Audio command can be used as described here. There are very easy, familiar and fast ways to transfer audio between Revoice Pro and Nuendo (Cubase), mainly using 'drag and drop' or copy and paste operations. When you want to use it, you need to start it manually, like any other program.Īudio to be processed in Revoice Pro needs to be selected in Nuendo (Cubase), transferred to Revoice Pro, processed and then the processed audio is transferred back to Nuendo (Cubase). Revoice Pro is a stand-alone program to give you the maximum processing power and flexibility in a multi-track environment. Operating Revoice Pro with Nuendo and Cubaseįor the most up-to-date information on use of Revoice Pro with Nuendo and Cubase click here.

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