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Cubase/Nuendo Tutorial

Cubase/Nuendo with UF8 - Tutorial

The following tutorial guides you through configuring and using the default Cubase/Nuendo profile on LAYER 1 of UF8. If you wish
to configure Cubase on a different layer, please refer to the DAW Communication section of this User Guide to ensure your DAW
is configured for the correct SSL V-MIDI ports.
SSL 360° Setup
1. Open the SSL 360° application on your Mac or Windows computer and on the HOME page check that any UF8s you have
connected are present - outline images of each UF8 appear on screen.
2. If you have multiple UF8s connected, click down on the outline image of each unit to check that the UF8s are arranged in the
correct order. If units need to be re-ordered then click and drag to re-arrange.
3. Go to the UF8 page and set Layer 1 to Cubase using the drop-down list.
STEP 1 : Open SSL 360° application.
Connected UF8s appear on-screen.

Cubase Setup

4. Open Cubase. Go to Studio > Studio Setup...
5. Click the + symbol in the top-left of the window and select Mackie Control from the drop-down list. Set the MIDI Input to SSL
V-MIDI Port 1 Source and set MIDI Output to SSL V-MIDI Port 1 Destination. Click Apply. If you only have one UF8, skip
to step 10.
6. If you have multiple UF8s, repeat step 5 - adding another Mackie Control and incrementing the SSL V-MIDI Port number for
the MIDI Input and MIDI Output each time - e.g. the second UF8 would be set to SSL V-MIDI Port 2.
STEP 4 : Open the Studio > Studio
Setup... menu in Cubase.
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STEP 2 : Click and drag to re-order
units if necessary.
STEP 5 : Add a Mackie Control
and configure MIDI Input and MIDI
Output to SSL V-MIDI Port 1. Click
Apply.
STEP 3 : Select the default Cubase
DAW profile from the UF8 page.
STEP 6 : If you have multiple UF8s,
add more Mackie Control units and
increment SSL V-MIDI Port number.
SSL UF8 User Guide