Cubase guru Paul Ortiz shares cool production tips and tricks when using some of the new features added to Cubase 9.5. See how these new features can serve as a starting point for inspiration, as well as provide endless creative options!
Paul begins by welcoming you and then starts with the new Click Track options in Cubase 9.5. See how something as innocuous as the metronome can be used to inspire complex and creative grooves.
Moving on, Paul reveals the new Automation and Direct Offline Processing functions, and you’ll see how to use the new Bezier Curves and Range Tools to sculpt and duplicate automation. You’ll also learn how to manually create a side-chaining effect, and get a quick look at direct offline processing for non-destructive pre-rendered effects.
Next, Paul revisits the Sampler Track and shows how to extract melodic samples from drum kits, slice drum loops, and create granular pads, using only MIDI and the Sampler Track!
Wrapping it up, Paul gives you 2 videos on the powerful new FLUX Wavetable Synth included with HALion Sonic SE3. Get an in-depth tour of the new synth, as well as how to make staple sounds such as a Pad, Bass and Arpeggiated Pluck sound, all from scratch.
See the individual tutorial descriptions for more info. If you’re looking for some cool, inspirational info on using some of the new features found in Cubase 9.5, look no further. Watch “Cubase 9.5 Production Tips & Tricks” today!
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Reviews
Submitted 5 months ago
Creative and informative
Paul is an excellent presenter. What I appreciate is that he explains every step he takes in the process even if minor steps to go from point A to B are not the focus of the tutorial. His approach is not only informative but it sparks creativity.
I am a: Semi-Pro, Musician, Producer, Sound for Film/TV, Cubase
Submitted 6 months ago
Nice tips !
Nice tips and tricks !
I am a: Semi-Pro, Musician, Producer, Beat Maker, Audio Engineer, Sound Designer, Game Designer, Mastering Facility, Sound for Film/TV, Cubase
Submitted 8 months ago
As always - clear and direct
A nice and short video course which covers some good tips and tricks on the Cubase update. Easy to follow and to retain as I feel the course is just the right length to take in the information. Very helpful to include the attached file for the Halion plugin. Definitely recommend this course.
I am a: Hobbyist, Semi-Pro, Musician, Producer, Beat Maker, Ableton Live, Cubase, Logic Pro
Submitted 8 months ago
Great Patch Creation Tutorial!
Slim but deep tutorial. The chapters on Flux provide additionally and excellent mini patch programming tutorial of wide general application for any synth. Instructor's audio is clear and perfectly synced with video. Now, please tell me that Flux has not taken a page from Sylenth1.
I am a: Semi-Pro
1. When did you start dabbling in music?
I've been working with computers and music from probably around five or six, when my parents first got an Atari with Cubase 2.0! Been hooked ever since.
2. What training have you had?
Mostly it comes from my parents. They're both songwriters and producers, so I grew up watching them and learning in their studio. More recently, just self-taught really.
3. When did you get into recording?
I guess I first started taking it seriously when I was around 15 or 16, which is when it became a bit more feasible to actually record at home and go beyond GM. That's when I started picking up other instruments aside from keyboard, guitar, bass, drums.
4. People you have worked with/for?
I've just started working with the guys over at Red Bull Media House and am on my second album with them now! Some of my sound design work has found its way to the studios over at the likes of Blizzard, and I've done a great deal of custom composition and production music for library music companies both here in the UK and in the Unites States.
5. Why are you so good at training people?
I just love helping people out I guess! Through my personal music projects I've connected with thousands of fans from across the world, and most of them are aspiring producers and musicians themselves. So it's nice to be part of a wider community of creative people and help them along the way, as others helped me.
Products by Paul
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tutorial videoCubase - Working Outside of the Box
Studio master Paul Ortiz brings you the video tutorials you've always wanted when needing to hook up external synths to your Cubase DAW system! Get all the basic questions answered as well as info on more advanced topics and solutions.
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tutorial videoCubase 9 Know-How: The Sampler Track
Cubase master Paul Ortiz reveals the new Cubase 9 Sampler Track in all its glory, covering all the nuts and bolts, as well as how to use it creatively!
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tutorial videoCubase 9 Know-How: Acoustic Drum Programming
Studio wiz Paul Ortiz delivers a crash course on programming virtual acoustic drums in Cubase 9, utilizing Cubase's built-in features and functions to craft the perfect drum performance for your song.
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tutorial videoCubase 9.5 Production Tips & Tricks
Cubase guru Paul Ortiz shares cool production tips and tricks when using some of the new features added to Cubase 9.5. See how these new features can serve as a starting point for inspiration, as well as provide endless creative options!
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tutorial videoFirst Song with Cubase
Cubase wiz Paul Ortiz brings you the beginner’s guide to using Cubase to create your first song! Paul starts with a blank Cubase session and walks you through the entire process, with real-world examples and helpful tips.
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