Groove Agent ONE Tutorial 4: Using Multiple Outputs

Groove Agent ONE: Multiple Outputs

Groove Agent ONE is included with Cubase.
Using its multiple outputs
lets you apply different effects to individual kit sounds for more detailed control.

Groove Agent ONE Video Tutorials

1. 1Loading a Kit
2. 2Shaping and Adjusting Sounds
3. 3Using Patterns
4. 4Multiple Outputs (this article)

Selected Questions and Answers from the YouTube Video

The tracks do not appear when I click the number of outputs I need. What should I do? (2:50)

This video is quite old. In newer versions of Cubase, use the method shown in the following video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q080vXkHkUI We hope this helps.

When I select VST Instruments, there is no empty slot as shown at 1:32. What should I do?

In newer versions, select the instrument from the area shown here: https://app.box.com/s/o4lnqavqmf333h3feugl4m2hxb14ojso

Video Tip: Setting Up Multiple Outputs

For the multiple-output procedure, see the following article:
Using Multiple Outputs with a Software Instrument in Cubase

Assign a different output number to each sound you want to route separately.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What are multiple outputs in Groove Agent ONE?

Multiple outputs let you route individual kit sounds, such as kick, snare, and hi-hat, to separate output channels so you can process each independently.

Q2. What are the benefits of multiple outputs?

You can apply different effects to individual drum sounds, giving you more detailed control and greater flexibility when mixing.

Q3. Is setting up multiple outputs difficult?

It is relatively straightforward: assign different output numbers to the sounds you want to route separately. The process can be performed in the Cubase interface.