Is there a limit to the amount of effects I can use as Inserts in Cubase SX?
Yes and no. Cubase SX limits the amount of Insert Effects you can add to any one track to eight effects. Two of the Insert Effects are post-fader, which means the effects are multiplied on top of the earlier effects together with the amplitude settings from the fader itself. Effects that are found above the fader bus are called pre-fader effects. Post fader effects are best used for effects that won’t be altered by the level of the fader, including effects like dithering plugs and amplitude maximizers, but you can really use any effect you wish as a post-fader effect. In theory, you could bus a track to a group track and add another eight effects to that track, but practical applications would probably find this technique to be of very little use. How many times have you wanted to add 16 effects to anything? Additionally, if you really wanted to get carried away, Cubase allows you to process plugin effects directly to audio events by selecting the event(s) and employing the Plug-ins co
