OrcheStruct

Tracks & Live Session

Auto Route

Auto Route is preview-first. OrcheStruct plans likely bus/stem targets, shows what it will change, and applies only after you confirm.

P0Updated June 20, 2026OrcheStruct v1 launch beta, Cubase-first workflow
OrcheStruct Live Session rows with the Auto Route action available and route-related chips visible.
Auto Route stays preview-first: confirm pending, skipped, and refused rows before applying any route changes in Cubase.

Preview First

Auto Route should feel powerful, not mysterious. The launch workflow deliberately separates planning from applying so you can inspect the route plan before Cubase is changed.

Route Workflow

Use Auto Route only after Live Session can refresh and select tracks correctly.

  1. Open Live Session.

  2. Confirm the active routing stem set is correct.

  3. Click Auto Route or run the equivalent command.

  4. Review pending, already-correct, skipped, and no-route rows.

  5. Apply only when the pending routes match your expectation.

  6. Refresh Cubase readback after applying.

Why A Track May Be Skipped

A skipped route is usually a safety decision. OrcheStruct may refuse a row because the track type is structural, the target bus is not active, the name is duplicated, or the evidence is too weak.