Cubase Patch Scripts Downloads

Re: FAQ: Where Can I find Cubase patch Scripts? By Steve A » Wed Nov 30, 2005 4:43 pm Just noticed over at Cubase.net a similar thread has been started here which already has a number of useful links to both patchname scripts and device panels. The Rokits are powered studio monitors but I think are designed for +4db signals which might explain the loss of volume (as the PX-5S is.

To easily select MatrixBrute patches from the Track Inspector in Cubase, you can use the attached patch scripts. Open the attached ZIP archive and copy the 'Arturia' folder into this folder (varies slightly with the Cubase install drive and version): C: Users AppData Roaming Steinberg Cubase 6_64 Scripts Patchnames inactive Alternatively you can use the Start Menu to find the folder by selecting the following item: Start Menu -> Steinberg Cubase XYZ -> Cubase Application Data Folder Then browse to scripts Patchnames inactive and copy the folder as detailed above. You can now install the patch script as follows: - open the MIDI Device Manager - click 'Install Device' and select MatrixBrute or MatrixBrute factory (the first uses the row/column names, the second uses the factory patch names) - select 'MatrixBrute' (or the MIDI port it is connected to) in the 'output' menu. To use the patch script, select 'MatrixBrute' or 'MatrixBrute Factory' in the Track Inspector's Output Routing menu (select the entry in the upper part of the menu for the MIDI Device). You should now be able to browse the patches in the Program menu in the Track Inspector. The attached patch script files can be edited to show your own patch names if you wish. You can have as many patch name files as you want, just use different file names and different names for the [device name] and [script name] fields.

Figure: MIDI Device Manager dialog in Cubase Artist. Installed Devices List of connected MIDI devices. The first time you open the MIDI Device Manager, this list will be empty. Install Device/Remove Device Use these buttons to install/remove devices.

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Export Setup/Import Setup Use these buttons to import/export XML Device setups. Open Device (Cubase Pro only) This button opens the selected device. Output Here you specify to which MIDI output the selected device is connected.

Commands (Cubase Artist only) This pop-up menu lets you edit the selected device (provided that “Enable Edit” is ticked). The patch structure for the selected device is shown on the left side of the dialog. MIDI Messages (Cubase Artist only) This area on the right side of the dialog shows exactly which MIDI messages are sent out to select the patch highlighted in the list to the left.

When you open the MIDI Device Manager for the first time, it will be empty (because you have not installed any devices yet). On the following pages we describe how to add a pre-configured MIDI device to the list, how to edit the settings and how to define a device from scratch. Note that there is an important difference between installing a preset MIDI device (“Install Device”) and importing a MIDI device setup (“Import Setup”): • The presets do not include any device mapping of parameters and controls and no graphic panels. They are simply patch name scripts. When you install a preset MIDI device, it is added to the Installed Devices list. For more information about patch name scripts, see the separate PDF document “MIDI Devices”.

• A device setup can include device mapping, panels and/or patch information. Device setups are also added to the list of installed devices when imported.