Cubase/Nuendo Settings; Session Setup - Solid State Logic Sigma User Manual

Cubase/Nuendo Settings

1. Open Cubase/Nuendo.
2. Go to Devices > Device Setup... and
then go to remote Devices.
3. Click the '+' button to add in a mackie
Control. Set the mIDI Input and mIDI
output Ports to ipmIDI Port 2.
(Cubase requires the ipMIDI ports to
be configured in reverse order).
4. Click '+' to add in a second mackie
Control. Set the mIDI Input and mIDI
output Ports to ipmIDI Port 1.
5. Click Apply and click ok.

Session Setup

The final step is to create 16 new tracks
which will be our dedicated fader controls
for each of Sigma's analogue channels.
1. Go to Project and Add track > Audio...
2. Create 16 new blank Audio Tracks (it
does not matter if they are mono or
stereo).
3. Make sure that these 16 audio tracks are positioned as the first 16 tracks of the session.
Any volume automation data or fader movements on these 16 tracks will control the analogue gains of Sigma.
4. Your existing tracks with audio recorded to them should be routed out of different outputs on your audio interface,
which will then feed the appropriate Sigma inputs channels (just like you would do with any normal summing unit).
Control
tracks
must be
Tracks 1-16
in the
session.
Notes: These 16 audio tracks must be positioned as the first 16 in the session, as the HUI/MCU protocols dictate this.
Pan information is not read, you must set the pan in the CHANNELS page of Sigma browser.
Tip: You probably want to rename these Audio Tracks to meaningful names such as 'KICK' instead of Audio1. Once
you have done this in the DAW, go to the CHANNELS page in the web browser and click the DAW > NAMES button in
the global menu. This will copy across the names of the 16 tracks.
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