Course For Cubase 6: Production Basics at Mac App Store analyse

Now that you’ve mastered the “Fundamentals” of Cubase it’s time to start producing music! This tutorial by Matt Hepworth explores all the need-to-knows techniques required to start you on your way to producing tracks in Steinberg’s Cubase 6... One of the key elements of learning a new DAW is getting to know the tracks, the mixer, its signal flow and the recording tools. That’s exactly what this Production Basics tutorial is all about. Produced by Cubase North American Product Specialist, Matthew Loel T. Hepworth, this tutorial will teach youkiller production tips including all you need to know about routing, function buttons, input and master faders, and working with all the different project views. You’ll also explore how to set up a virtual Cubase Control Room and how to achieve a recording environment with a completely mouseless workflow! Next you move into exploring the different cycle recording modes, customizing the metronome, and how to use tempo track and markers. By the time you finish this Cubase Production Basics tutorial you’ll get all the insider information you need to begin the journey of building, producing and mixing your tracks. So sit in the virtual control room with Cubase expert Matt Hepworth and learn from the master himself as he delivers the details about production basics to get you producing like a pro in Cubase 6. Table of Contents: 1. Introduction to Cubase Production Basics 2. Getting to the Mixer 3. Function Button Snafus 4. The Simple Mixer 5. The Master Fader 6. The Extended Mixer and Routing View 7. The Mixer and Project Window Relationship 8. Individual Track & Channel Controls 9. Hide/Show Track Types 10. Individual Track Parameter Views 11. Setting Up a Basic Cubase Control Room 12. Achieving a Mouseless Recording Workflow 13. The Event Info Line and Overview 14. Customizing the Metronome 15. Cycle Recording on MIDI and Instrument Tracks 16. Cycle Recording on Audio Tracks 17. Dealing with Event Overlaps 18. Introduction to Tempo and the Tempo Track 19. Introduction to Time Signature and Signature Track 20. Project Markers and Marker Track 21. Introduction to the Arranger Track 22. Using the “P” and “Shift-G” Commands 23. “Select All” vs. “Select All Events” 24. Keeping Your Stuff Within Reach 25. Studio Monitor Setup 26. Setting an Optimal Monitoring Level