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BOOST YOUR CREATIVENESS AND WORKFLOW

Cubase 7 is a complete overhaul of Steinberg's powerful DAW. Are you ready to learn some cool tips and tricks? Cubase 7 master Mark Struthers opens up his bag and gives you 20 tips and tricks about version 7 that will help your productivity, creativity and workflow in this amazing DAW.

Mark begins with an introduction video welcoming you to the series and talks about what to expect. Then Mark starts the tips and trick videos off with tutorials about creating user templates, project formats, the GUI and Overview Pane, editing Channel Settings and window behaviors.

Next up are tutorials about Workspaces, using track images, customizing the inspector, track options, using chord tracks and adjusting the Transport Panel. Mark then reveals interesting tips about displaying effects, using dynamic tempo for realism, groove copy, the Mix Console and generating vocal harmonies.

The series is completed with videos covering converting audio to MIDI, export options, cleaning up your sessions and backing them up, as well as how to deal with latency issues and more.

If you use Cubase 7, why not supercharge your knowledge? These power packed video tutorials will show you useful tips and tricks that spark your creativity and workflow.

Product Highlights

• 22 tutorials / 2.5 hours total runtime
• For all beginner to intermediate Cubase 7 users.
• Tutorials written by Cubase 7 expert Mark Struthers
• Simple to use video control interface for Mac & PC
• Watch Online, Download, Stream to iPad, iPhone & iPod

Mark Struthers

1. When did you start dabbling in music? Having a father with a recording studio and having played guitar since being a 14 year old kid, I quickly got into recording. But, the purchase of a Tascam 244 Portastudio was a breakthrough in realizing what I wanted to do. 2. What training have you had? I taught myself to play guitar and keyboards and found it a remarkably calming and mathematical experience learning the rules of intervals within a scale and how they can take you to any chord. 3. When did you get into recording? The purchase of the cassette based Tascam 244 lasted a fair few years until I moved up to a Roland VS880 which then linked in to building a purpose built commercial multimedia studio around 15 years ago mainly running Steinberg and Adobe software. 4. People you have worked with/for? Thankfully, nobody famous enough to have an ego. Instead 100's of happy Joe Public clients. 5. Why are you so good at training people? My degree is in English and Teaching and I was a grammar school teacher for over 10 years before changing direction and working solely from my studio. recording music and filming for clients. Products Cubase 7 Tips & Tricks - Vol 2 EZdrummer for PC Explained HALion 4 - Getting Started Waves Element Explained