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Using Cubase Recording Software

Pavel Denisjuk
BeginnerAny styleRecording 4 lessons13m

Welcome to our first lesson in Cubase. Cubase covers a huge area of recording and editing your audio and MIDI tracks, so I will break it into small lessons and explain it part by part not to make it a boring 12 hour lesson. Also, this way you can more easily find the topic you need and not scroll through a huge video, but instead click the topic you're looking for. Also, if you don't have Cubase yet, you can check out a starter version here. Lesson 1 is just a general overview of the software and some basic controls we'll be learning and using in the future. If you want to be ready for the next lesson, go ahead and download Asio4All Software, which will help us cover the next lesson in avoiding latency. Latency is basically an unwanted delay in the recording. Rock on and see you in the next lesson on Cubase. Pavel

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  1. 1 2:51 Lesson · 3m Using Cubase - General Overview Welcome to our first lesson in Cubase. Cubase covers a huge area of recording and editing your audio and MIDI tracks, so I will break it into small lessons and explain it part by part not to make it a boring...
  2. 2 3:06 Lesson · 3m Using Cubase - Latency Latency is the main problem music producers encounter when recording audio tracks and working with VST instruments. It's an unwanted delay we should get rid of straight away, before we start working with...
  3. 3 3:28 Lesson · 3m Using Cubase - MIDI Overview Greetings! In this chapter we'll go through some general stuff concerning MIDI tracks and you can find some more detailed info at this link MIDI@Wikipedia, and also you can read a bit about this GM...
  4. 4 3:53 Lesson · 4m Using Cubase - Working with MIDI Ok, now when you know some basic stuff about MIDI tracks, let's actually work with them! So to get started you need to create an Empty Project (like in our very first lesson of this tutorial). After that...

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