Cubase 7 Tips & Tricks - Vol 2
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11:43 Matching EQ Curves
By using Voxengo CurveEQ, you'll see how to match commercial recordings with your own to facilitate more professional sounding mixes.
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11:41 Drum & Vocal EQ
During this tutorial, you'll continue using Voxengo CurveEQ to closely emulate the EQ of individual commercial tracks - such as Vocals and Drums - to provide sonic distance between them.
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12:09 Drum Hit Points & Quantizing
See how to set up quantizing for drum audio tracks to create a tighter performance without losing the feel.
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8:14 Using MIDI Grooves with Audio
By extracting the timing from an audio file Hi-Hat pattern, discover how to use its fluid timing and impose it onto more static sounding kick and snare audio files.
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12:00 Slice & Tempo Match Drums
Learn how cutting a stereo drum file into individual slices can be used to elastically adjust the loop to a different audio file with a different tempo.
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7:07 Drum Replacement
Here, we'll look at replacing drums from one audio performance with drums from another, using third party plug-ins and MIDI files taken from the timing of an audio file. Drum replacement and reinforcement is also covered.
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9:13 Locking & Layering Loops
By tightening the timing between two distinct loops, we'll discover how to lock the inevitable timing discrepancy between them so that they play together and groove.
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6:26 Reinventing the Beat
Here, you'll discover how to use Cubase 'Beat Designer' to trigger rearranged sliced ranges from one audio file and create a new beat.
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8:09 Live Tempo Detection
By matching the fluctuating tempo of one performance, learn how to tempo detect a live recording and use the resulting hit points to create a tempo map.
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9:28 Group Editing Drums Pt. 1
In this first tutorial of two, see how to edit multiple drums simultaneously using group editing.
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8:24 Group Editing Drums Pt. 2
Continue your exploration on how to edit multiple drums simultaneously using group editing.
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10:50 Group Editing Backing Vocals
Expanding on the knowledge gained from the previous pair of tutorials focused on group editing, see how to use those skills on backing vocals to make quick adjustments for cleaner and crisper timing.
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7:04 Lush & Tight Backing Vocals
Cleaning up headphone bleed from a vocal performance for a lusher and tighter sound is explored here.
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8:11 Creative Delay Effects
See how to use delay ideas and effects to be more creative with your productions.
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5:11 Further Delay Effects
Learn the procedure of how to add delay effects in sync with the project tempo to create echoes that blend into the mix more transparently.
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6:38 Saving Plug-In Presets
Learn how to use effect presets for convenience and ease within a project and across to other projects.
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10:12 Correcting Multi-Mic Phase Issues
Explore how to fix the inevitable phase issues in recordings that are sometimes made with multiple microphones.
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8:15 Creative Automation
Learn how to use automation more creatively to enhance centrally positioned audio.
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4:41 Recording & Printing Effects
Discover a quick but effective method of recording to file and 'print' an effect.
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7:43 Headphone Cue Channels
See how to set up multiple headphone mixes to give performers an individual mix.
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8:16 Singing Bass Lines
By using audio to MIDI conversion, learn how to 'sing' a bass line.
Product Overview
Cubase 7 Tips & Tricks Volume 2 is unleashed! Mark Struthers is back by popular demand, this time focusing on production, editing and mixing tips and tricks in the almighty Cubase 7. Watch and learn incredibly helpful techniques that will give you a "power up" when working in Cubase 7.
Mark starts with fantastic tutorials on Matching EQ curves, Drum and Vocal EQ, Drum Hit Quantizing, using MIDI grooves on audio tracks, Slice and Tempo Match Drums, Drum Replacement, and how to Lock and Layer Loops in Cubase 7.
Next, Mark shows you ideas on Reinventing a Beat, Live Tempo Detection, Group Editing Multi-Tracked Drums and Background Vocals, and creating Lush, Tight Backing Vocals.
Effects are looked at, including Creative Delay Effects, Sync Delay Effects and Recording and Printing Effects. Mark then gives you some utility and corrective ideas with Saving Plug-In Presets, Correcting Multi-Mic Phase Issues, Creative Automation, Individual Headphone Mixes, and Singing Bass Lines via Cubase 7's Audio to MIDI conversion feature.
If Cubase 7 is your DAW, this series is a must have. These tutorials will inspire you to do more in Cubase 7, while making it easier and more productive then ever before... Get "Cubase 7 Tips & Tricks Vol 2" today.
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Submitted 2 years ago
Really useful lesson
Just watched the Cubase 7 Tips - they are really good tips even for 8.5. Love David Struthers' teaching style. He is so clear and methodical and shares his vast in-depth knowledge in really useful examples.
I am a: Professional, Musician
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Submitted 2 years ago
Really useful lesson
Just watched the Cubase 7 Tips - they are really good tips even for 8.5. Love David Struthers' teaching style. He is so clear and methodical and shares his vast in-depth knowledge in really useful examples.
I am a: Professional, Musician
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 by Mark
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tutorial videoCubase 7 Tips & Tricks - Vol 1
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.
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tutorial videoCubase 7 Tips & Tricks - Vol 2
Cubase 7 Tips & Tricks Volume 2 is unleashed! Mark Struthers is back by popular demand, this time focusing on production, editing and mixing tips and tricks in the almighty Cubase 7. Watch and learn incredibly helpful techniques that will give you a "power up" when working in Cubase 7.
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tutorial videoCubase 7.5 Update Explained
The Cubase 7.5 update brings a ton of new features and functions to Steinberg's powerhouse DAW. Let Cubase guru Mark Struthers take you through it all, step by step with this in-depth series of videos.
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tutorial videoCubase Chord Track Explained
Cubase has an awesome feature called Chord Track which makes working with chords within your Project Window easy, and allows you to transform and harmonize functions throughout the Cubase application. Steinberg guru Mark Struthers makes understanding and using this powerful feature easy and fast!
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tutorial videoCubase Editors Explained
Cubase 7 is one of the most advanced DAWs when it comes to editing Audio and MIDI. Steinberg guru Mark Struthers takes you on an encounter of the editor kind, where you'll learn all about the different editors in Cubase and how to use them efficiently and creatively. If you use Cubase, this series is a must see!
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