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Start Cubase playback and move the assigned ("MIDI-Learned") knobs or sliders on your MIDI controller.In the MIDI Controller Automation Setup window, set the Record Destination drop-menu to Automation Track.In the Cubase taskbar, go to: MIDI > CC Automation Setup.This process will vary depending on which plug-in is used. Note: In our example, right-click (or CTRL + Click) a parameter in MASSIVE and select MIDI Learn. The plug-in knob you've chosen should start to move as well. After enabling MIDI Learn in your plug-in, move one knob or slider on your MIDI controller. Open the plug-in window and assign a parameter to be "MIDI-Learned" by a knob or slider on your MIDI controller.Recording Automation with a MIDI Controller Now when you play the Cubase project, the plug-in parameters will follow the automation curves written on the track. This will show separate sub-tracks for all recorded parameter changes. To view the recorded automation curves, right-click (or CTRL + Click) the instrument track and choose Show All Used Automation from the menu.Disable the W (Write) automation button so that only the R (Read) button is active, to prevent the writing of any further automation.Stop Cubase playback once you are finished recording automation. Since the automation W (Write) button is active, the parameter movements will be recorded while Cubase is playing.

MASSIVE Wt-Pos & Filter Cutoff in this example).

Start Cubase playback and use the mouse cursor to move the parameter knobs on the plug-in window (e.g.

In this example, we will adjust the Wavetable Position ( Wt-Pos) and Filter Cutoff software knobs in MASSIVE (you can choose any adjustable parameters you like).

Open the plug-in window and find some parameters you would like to automate.

Note: The R (Read) button will automatically become active as well since it is also required for automation playback.

Activate the W (Write) button on the Instrument track to enable the automation Write mode.

Activate the R (Read) button to engage playback of the automation curve.

Select the Draw tool from the Cubase header and draw an automation curve into the track.

On the automation track, you will now see that the drop-menu contains the plug-in parameter you selected for automation. In our example, we choose Massive > Cutoff. In the Add Parameter window, expand your plug-in's folder and select the parameter you wish to automate.

Open the Volume drop-menu and choose More.

This will display a sub-track containing automation parameters.

Right-click (or CTRL + Click) the instrument track and choose Show Automation from the menu.

Note: Please see this article for more information about inserting NI plug-ins in Cubase.

Create a Cubase Instrument Track and load a plug-in.