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4 About Cubase iC Pro
5 Installation Procedure
6 Establishing a Connection
7 System Requirements
8 Activating Auto-Lock
9 Navigation
11 Project
11 Settings Page
12 MixConsole
12 Settings Page
13 MixConsole View
13 Cue Mix View
Table of Contents
14 Key Commands
14 Settings Page
15 Assigning Commands/Macros
16 Transport Panel
17 Time and Tempo Display
About Cubase iC Pro
Thank you for purchasing Cubase iC Pro from Steinberg!
Cubase iC Pro gives you advanced remote control of your Steinberg
DAW to get that recording session as smooth as possible. With a clear
focus on recording, Cubase iC Pro is your very personal recording
assistant. Cubase iC Pro gives you unparalleled control of your
projects in a way that no other app can reach. Using a proprietary
protocol, Cubase iC Pro can connect to your Steinberg DAW in a
deeper way allowing you to control exclusive functionalities. The Project
page and the MixConsole allow you to see your project as you know it
from Cubase, while the Key Commands page gives you a powerful tool
to set up your most used commands and macros. Up to four dedicated
cue mixes can be set up with Cubase iC Pro, giving artists the freedom
to adjust their own mix with. In all, Cubase iC Pro is the perfect
companion to have when using Cubase.
Development Team
Christoph Brandt, Marion Bröer, Marc Geschke, René Hansen,
Cornel Hecht, Paul Grathwohl, Simone Lacher, Frieder Loch,
Carlos Mendoza Rohde, Insa Mingers, Armand Rochette,
Arne Scheffler, Oliver Schmidt, Lars Slowak, Otto Tönnies
End User License Agreement
http://www.steinberg.net/eula
Trademarks
http://www.steinberg.net/trademarks
User Forum
http://www.steinberg.net/cubaseicproforum
Knowledge Base/Troubleshooting
http://www.steinberg.net/cubaseicprotroubleshooting
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Installation Procedure
PROCEDURE
NOTE
NOTE
To be able to use Cubase iC Pro with your Steinberg DAW, you need
to download the necessary remote components and install them on
your computer. You can then establish a connection using a wireless
network.
PREREQUISITE
Your computer is connected to the internet.
1. On your computer, open your browser, and enter the following
address: www.steinberg.net/ski.
Windows only: If Apple Bonjour is not installed on your system, follow
the instructions regarding Bonjour on the Steinberg SKI web site.
2. Download the ZIP file that corresponds to your operating system
and Steinberg DAW, and start the installation.
If you use a 32-bit DAW on a 64-bit Windows system, you need the
32-bit SKI remote installer.
3. Start your Steinberg DAW, and select Devices > Device Setup.
4. Above the Devices list, click Add Device (+), and select
Steinberg SKI Remote.
5. If you want to password-protect the connection between
Cubase
SKI Remote page, activate the Enable Authentication button,
and enter a password.
RESULT
iC Pro and your Steinberg DAW, select the Steinberg
Your Steinberg DAW is now set up to communicate with
Cubase
iC Pro.
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Installation Procedure
NOTE
PROCEDURE
NOTE
Establishing a Connection
If you have any problems establishing a connection between your
Steinberg DAW and Cubase iC Pro, visit the Steinberg Knowledge
Base at http://www.steinberg.net/cubaseicprotroubleshooting.
RELATED LINKS:
Establishing a Connection
System Requirements
Establishing a Connection
Cubase iC Pro can connect with any computer on which a supported
Steinberg DAW and the necessary remote components are installed.
When you start Cubase iC Pro for the first time, the Connections
screen is shown automatically. To be able to select your computer, the
DAW must be running. The computer and your mobile device have to be
part of the same network.
1. On the Connections screen, select your computer.
2. If you enabled the password authentication in your Steinberg
DAW, enter the password and tap Return.
RESULT
Cubase iC Pro is now connected with your Steinberg DAW.
You can go to to the Connections screen at any time by tapping the
Disconnect button. This ends the existing connection between
Cubase iC Pro and your DAW and allows you to select a different
computer or to reconnect.
RELATED LINKS:
Installation Procedure
System Requirements
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Installation Procedure
IMPORTANTIMPORTANTIMPORTANTIMPORTANT
System Requirements
System Requirements
You can find a list of all devices and Steinberg DAWs that have been
tested with Cubase iC Pro at
http://www.steinberg.net/cubaseicprodevices.
The cue mix function requires a Steinberg DAW with Control Room
functionality. It is not available in Cubase Artist, Elements, AI, or LE.
RELATED LINKS:
Installation Procedure
Establishing a Connection
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Activating Auto-Lock
PROCEDURE
When Auto-Lock is activated, the display of your mobile device is
turned off automatically if the device has not been used for a period of
time.
By default, Auto-Lock is deactivated for Cubase iC Pro.
1. Open the Settings menu of your mobile device.
2. Select Cubase iC Pro from the menu.
3. Activate Auto-Lock.
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Navigation
The following controls allow you to switch between pages and split
screens in Cubase iC Pro and remote-control your Steinberg DAW.
Help button (top-right corner)
Lets you access the Help.
Disconnect button (top-right corner)
Lets you open the Connections screen.
Settings button (top-left corner)
Lets you acccess and close the settings pages.
Settings tabs (top-left corner)
Let you switch between the settings pages of the Project page,
the MixConsole page, and the Key Commands page.
Split screen tabs (left corner of the transport panel)
Let you switch between the split screens consisting of 2 pages.
1) Project page + MixConsole page
2) Project page + Key Commands page
3) MixConsole page + Key Commands page
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Navigation
Swiping
Lets you use controls such as faders, scroll through pages, and so
on.
Tapping
Activates/deactivates options, lets you select items, and so on.
Pinching
Changes the zoom level on the Project page.
RELATED LINKS:
MixConsole
Key Commands
Project
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Project
The Project page gives you an overview of your project. Here, you can
add markers, locate to significant positions in your project, and so on.
Project overview
Corresponds to the overview line in your Steinberg DAW. You can
swipe left and right and zoom by pinching.
Marker bar
On the marker bar, the position markers are displayed as numbers,
cycle markers are enclosed in brackets. To add a position marker,
tap the Add Marker button (+). To add a cycle marker, tap the
Add Cycle Marker button ([+]). Position markers are added at the
cursor position, cycle markers between the left and right locators.
To jump to a marker position in the project, tap the corresponding
number on the marker bar.
Locators
Use the L and R buttons on the marker bar to jump to the locator
positions. To move the locators, drag them on the ruler.
RELATED LINKS:
Navigation
Settings Page
On the settings page, you can activate the Auto Quantize and
Precount options in your Steinberg DAW.
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MixConsole
NOTE
On the MixConsole page, you can control the most important
MixConsole parameters in your Steinberg DAW or control individual
cue mixes.
In Cubase iC Pro, you can access the cue mixes that you set up using
the Control Room in your Steinberg DAW. That way, the artists can
adjust the levels of their independent headphone mixes directly from the
recording room, while the main mix remains unaffected. The cue mixes
in Cubase iC Pro directly correspond to the four cue channels in your
Steinberg DAW.
The cue mix function is directly linked to the Control Room. Therefore it
is only available in the full version of Cubase.
RELATED LINKS:
Navigation
Settings Page
The configuration of the settings page determines which controls and
channels you see on the MixConsole page.
Switch Controls – Rec/Monitor vs. Read/Write
Determines whether the recording controls (Rec/Monitor) or the
automation controls (Read/Write) are visible in the MixConsole
view.
Show Channels
Use the channel type buttons to show or hide the corresponding
channel types in the MixConsole view and in the MixConsole of
the DAW.
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MixConsole
NOTE
MixConsole View
Switch MixConsole View – MixConsole vs. Cue Mix
Determines whether you see the default MixConsole view or the
cue mix view. Use the number buttons (1–4) to select your cue mix.
Zoom Level – L/M/S
Changes the channel size in the MixConsole and the cue mix view.
Depending on the zoom level, more or less controls are visible.
MixConsole View
The controls in the MixConsole view directly correspond to the controls
in the MixConsole of your Steinberg DAW. If the Control Room is
activated in your Steinberg DAW, the Headphones and Control Room
channels are also shown in the MixConsole view.
Cue Mix View
The cue channels in the cue mix view feature a level fader, a pan control,
an On/Off button, and a Click button.
To hear the click, you must also activate the Click button on the
transport panel.
To use the cue mix view in Cubase iC Pro, activate the Control Room in
your DAW and set up at least one cue channel in the VST Connections
window, and define in the MixConsole which channels are sent to the
cue mix. For more information, see the “Control Room” chapter in the
Operation Manual of your DAW.
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Key Commands
NOTE
You can assign commands and macros from your Steinberg DAW to
buttons in Cubase iC Pro. You can create different pages with a
customized set of commands and macros.
On the main Key Commands page, you can tap a button to execute a
command or macro in your Steinberg DAW.
With Cubase iC Pro, you can execute any command available in the
Key Commands dialog of your Steinberg DAW.
RELATED LINKS:
Navigation
Settings Page
On the settings page, you can create and configure your Key
Commands pages.
Color
Lets you assign different colors to the command and macro
buttons.
Rename
Lets you rename the command and macro buttons.
Load
Lets you load a preconfigured page template. It is inserted to the
left of the selected page and opened automatically.
Save
Saves the configuration of the current page as a template.
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Key Commands
NOTE
PROCEDURE
Assigning Commands/Macros
Delete
Deletes the current page.
By deleting a page and loading its template at a different position, you
can easily move pages.
Assigning Commands/Macros
To configure your own set of commands and macros, you can assign
them to the buttons on a page.
1. Go to the Key Commands settings page that you want to
configure.
Empty pages are located at the far right.
2. Tap a button.
3. Select a key command/macro by doing one of the following:
• Type the name in the search field, and tap one of the search results.
• Select a key command/macro from one of the categories.
AFTER COMPLETING THIS TASK:
Rename and color the buttons as you want, and save the page as a
template if you want to reload it later.
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Transport Panel
The transport panel on the bottom of the screen contains among others
the same transport controls as your Steinberg DAW.
Beside the standard transport controls the transport panel features the
following controls.
Split screen tabs
Let you open the different split screens.
Locator buttons
Let you jump to the locator positions in your project.
Click button
Lets you activate the metronome.
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Time and Tempo Display
The time display of your Steinberg DAW and the project tempo are
shown above the split screens.
Time display
Shows the primary or the secondary time display of your
Steinberg DAW. To switch between the time formats, tap the
display.
Tempo display
Shows the project tempo. To change the tempo, tap the tempo
display and repeatedly tap the Tap Tempo button, or enter a new
value numerically.
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