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The Steinberg Documentation Team: William Evans, PhD

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VST Live_Pro_1.2_en-US_2023-06-23

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................................................... 16

PLATFORM-INDEPENDENT DOCUMENTATION ......................................................................................................................... 16

SCREENSHOT VARIATIONS .................................................................................................................................................. 16

PDF AND ONLINE DOCUMENTATION .................................................................................................................................... 16

Operation Manual .................................................................................................................................................. 16

HALion Sonic SE ....................................................................................................................................................... 16

Retrologue .............................................................................................................................................................. 16

Padshop .................................................................................................................................................................. 17

Steinberg Library Manager ..................................................................................................................................... 17

DOCUMENTATION STRUCTURE ............................................................................................................................................ 17

Descriptions of the User Interface .......................................................................................................................... 17

Descriptions of Basic Concepts ............................................................................................................................... 17

Descriptions of Procedures ..................................................................................................................................... 17

CONVENTIONS ................................................................................................................................................................. 17

INSTRUCTIONAL MARKERS .................................................................................................................................................. 18

META COMMENTS ........................................................................................................................................................... 18

MARKUP ........................................................................................................................................................................ 18

PROPER NOUNS ............................................................................................................................................................... 19

TERMS ........................................................................................................................................................................... 19

Zones ....................................................................................................................................................................... 19

Group ...................................................................................................................................................................... 19

Notes ....................................................................................................................................................................... 19

Beat ......................................................................................................................................................................... 19

KEY COMMANDS .............................................................................................................................................................. 19

GETTING STARTED ................................................................................................................................................... 21

OVERVIEW ...................................................................................................................................................................... 21

Parts ........................................................................................................................................................................ 21

Song Components ................................................................................................................................................... 21

Hierarchy ................................................................................................................................................................ 22

INTERFACE ...................................................................................................................................................................... 23

Zones ....................................................................................................................................................................... 24

The Four Zones ...................................................................................................................................................................... 24

Right Zone ............................................................................................................................................................................. 25

Showing/Hiding Zones ............................................................................................................................................ 25

Zone Focus .............................................................................................................................................................. 26

Zone Awareness .................................................................................................................................................................... 26

Selecting a Zone .................................................................................................................................................................... 26

Tearing-Off Project Zones ....................................................................................................................................... 26

Tearing Off a Zone ................................................................................................................................................................. 26

Closing a Torn off Window .................................................................................................................................................... 27

Returning a Torn-off Window ............................................................................................................................................... 27

Example ................................................................................................................................................................................. 27

Views ....................................................................................................................................................................... 28

Viewsets .................................................................................................................................................................. 28

Saving .................................................................................................................................................................................... 28

Loading .................................................................................................................................................................................. 28

COMMAND HISTORIES ....................................................................................................................................................... 28

Tracks History ......................................................................................................................................................... 28

Availability ............................................................................................................................................................................. 28

Main History ........................................................................................................................................................... 29

Availability ............................................................................................................................................................................. 29