Year of release: 2009
Manufacturer: Groove3
Author: Phil Campagna
Duration: 02h:00m:11s
Type of distributed material: Video lesson
Language: English
- 693.6 MB
Description: Advanced Cubase user Phil Campagna offers his tips and techniques for creating music in Cubase.
BECOME A SERIOUS CUBASE OPERATOR
Presented by producer extraordinaire and Cubase power user Phil Campagna (aka groovepusher), this collection of Cubase videos will reveal the tips and techniques you’ll use everyday, when using Cubase as your main music making machine.
Rediscover the important basics, such as the pool and export options window, to more advance topics such as proper gain structure, side-chain compression, automation, external effects and more. Phil gives you a look behind his Cubase curtain and shows you his way of doing things, making you into a serious Cubase operator.
Product Hightlights
25 Tutorials / 2 Hours Total Runtime
For all intermediate to advanced Cubase users
Written by producer extrodinaire Phil Campangna (aka groovepusher)
Simple to use video control interface for Mac & PC
Available Options: Watch Online, Download, Stream to iPad, iPhone & iPod
Automation Modes
VST Automation
Proper Gain Structure
Customizing Cubase
Delay Side Chain
Export Audio Mixdown
External Effects
Find Pitch with Melodyne
In Place MIDI Editor
Vocal Insert FX
Internal Summing
Key Commands
MediaBay
MIDI Loops
Offline History
Plug-In Management
The Pool
Quick Controls
The Sample Editor
Side-Chain Compression
Steal a Groove
Track Lanes
Real-Time Transpose
Vocal FX Templates
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Height: 768 pixels
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Scan type: Progressive
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Stream size: 21.2 MiB (80%)
Language: English
Encoded date: UTC 2011-11-10 16:26:19
Tagged date: UTC 2011-11-10 16:32:48
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Stream size: 5.09 MiB (19%)
Language: English
Encoded date: UTC 2011-11-10 16:26:19
Tagged date: UTC 2011-11-10 16:32:48
Video Format: MOV
Profuse thanks…….. it’s interesting that there are such distinct methodologies among the DAWs. All IMO and PC-only, Ableton Live, Reaper, and Samplitude stand unique in terms of how the music in your head gets to the screen. Two I find similar, though, are Cubase and Studio One…….. I’d read somewhere that the oracle of VST and ASIO, Jim Steinberg, was working with PreSonus. There are several features I see/hear that make me wonder if a fusion of the two DAWs might come about. And for beginners (I’ll always be anyway) even Cakewalk’s Sonar and Cubase can be a challenge to switch to. Despite sitting slack-jawed and dazed at a Cubase “Empty” template, I’ve come to prefer its methods above all others. Thanks!!!