
Cubase 6 Explained®
Chapter 1 : Getting Started
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8:34
Launch & Audio Setup
Learn about running in 64 bit and verify audio hardware. Launch and explore Device Setup’s VST Audio System parameters.
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3:04
VST Connections
This video continues with audio setup, showing you how to set up and use the VST connections window.
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2:06
MIDI Port Set Up
Learn how to verify and set up MIDI settings in the Device Setup Window.
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4:16
Project Assistant Window
Take a look at provided project templates. Delete, rename, show in Explorer. Learn how to create and save your own project.
Chapter 2 : Creating and Saving Projects
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4:09
Save Functions & Templates
Look at different save functions. Create, save and open template. Look at having two projects open simultaneously.
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6:13
Preferences & Startup Settings
Learn how to set maximum backups and other general settings. Explore the parameters in the Startup window.
Chapter 3 : The Project Window
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4:09
Project Window
The Tool Bar, Status Line, Info line and Project Overview are quickly covered. Basic resize and zoom are looked at. The work area preferences are shown.
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5:03
The Tool Bar
Learn how to customize the Tool Bar contents and get a brief overview of the items.
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5:04
Status, Info & Overview Lines
This video shows how to customize the look and explains the items found in each of these areas.
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3:18
The Ruler
Learn how to set your ruler for various formats. Add a ruler track to your project.
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6:18
The Inspector
Get an overview of the Inspector. Customize the look, and take a quick look at the Audio Channel Settings and track presets.
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3:13
Channel Settings Window
This video focuses on the features and set up of the Channel Settings window. Its interaction with the inspector is demonstrated.
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8:29
The Track List Pt. 1
See how to add, remove and name tracks in the track list. Resize, customize the header look and learn the function of the various buttons. Settings for track selection are explored.
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2:59
The Track List Pt. 2
Learn about dividing the track list and place tracks in the upper area. Reorder tracks, zoom sliders and scroll bars are covered.
Chapter 4 : Transport and Playback
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5:52
Transport & Playback Pt. 1
This video takes you through the preference settings that affect transport and playback.
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4:17
Transport & Playback Pt. 2
Customize and get to know elements of the transport panel and how to move the project cursor.
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3:23
Transport & Playback Pt. 3
Check out Cubase’s Jog/Shuttle wheel and learn menu items and key commands to navigate in the your project.
Chapter 5 : Recording Basics
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8:06
Metronome Settings
Everything you ever wanted to know about the metronome settings is covered here. Pre-count, pre-roll, setting up clicks, using time signatures and more.
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5:54
Basic Record Techniques
Basic preferences and settings that apply to recording both MIDI and audio are covered. Punch in/out, pre and post-roll and cycle mode are demonstrated.
Chapter 6 : Recording MIDI
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5:55
MIDI Preferences
Preferences that apply to recording MIDI and MIDI playback are covered.
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4:58
Routing & HALion
Learn how to check and set MIDI in and out routing. The HALion Sonic SE plug-in is given a quick tour.
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5:44
MIDI Record Modes
Preference settings are demoed and the MIDI record modes are all shown.
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5:29
MIDI Cycle Record Modes
The MIDI cycle record modes are demonstrated.
Chapter 7 : Recording Audio
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7:10
Preferences & Settings
Project setup settings as well as routing and preferences for audio are covered.
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6:55
Audio Record Modes
Cubase’s modes of handling overlapping audio when recording are demonstrated.
Chapter 8 : Zooming
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5:36
Zoom Overview
Take a look at the zoom preferences, techniques and menu items.
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3:56
Advanced Zooming
This second and final video on zooming covers sliders, pop-up menus, zoom presets and more.
Chapter 9 : Working with Events
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4:02
Select Events
Selection techniques using tools and menu items are covered. Related preferences are explained.
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7:19
Sizing Events
Most every which way to change the length of an event in the work area is covered. The scissors tool and resize modes are demonstrated along with time stretch and sliding contents.
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4:17
Duplicating Events
A number of ways to duplicate an event in the work area are demonstrated.
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3:17
Move Events
Moving events with the object selection tool, menu items and key commands are explored.
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7:03
Snap Function
The various types of the snap function are demonstrated.
Chapter 10 : The Project Window Mixer
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8:45
The Mixer Pt. 1
Learn to pen the mixer and add tracks. Learn references, see redundancies with the track header and inspector. Hide channels in the mixer.
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9:15
The Mixer Pt. 2
See how to hide channels, name and color them. Learn about the expanding view and routing, create channel links and much more.
Chapter 11 : The Pool Window
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5:44
The Pool Pt. 1
This first video covers the interface and importing audio. Attributes are explained.
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6:32
The Pool Pt. 2
This last video covers preferences, importing from a CD, handling the trash, conform, convert and much more.
Chapter 12 : FX and Export Audio
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7:47
Inserts & FX Sends
This video covers instantiating, moving and copying plug-ins in an insert slot. Using an FX channel for reverb and creating a send is shown, as well as how pre and post-fader applies to a send.
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6:19
VST Amp Rack
The VST Amp Rack plug-in is explained and demonstrated. Learn to set up pedals, select amps, cabinets and more.
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9:15
Export Audio
Start with preparing the project for a bounce, then explore the Export Audio Mixdown window parameters. See how to bounce a stereo mix mp3 file and create .wav stems.
Product Overview
Presented by DAW superman Doug Zangar, this collection of Cubase 6 video tutorials will show you what you need to know to get up and running fast.
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Reviews
Submitted 4 years ago
Dough is my guru
Groove3 is second to none. I speak german and have tried original Cubase educational material. You do it better.
I am a: Professional, Musician, Cubase
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Submitted 4 years ago
very helpful
I have Cubase 8.5 but never having used it before I found the videos for my iteration generally assume you already know certain things, which generally I didn't. It was therefore useful to go back to the "beginning", as it were (as far as videos on Groove3 are concerned) and learn some basic stuff which is still in Cubase. The video's give a good overview. The one, slight, criticism I have is that the presenter has a habit of continually using the word "Bam", which after a while I found grated a bit, but its a minor gripe really. That's the only reason I didn't give it a 5 ! Each to their own vernacular I guess.
I am a: Hobbyist, Musician, Cubase
Ease of Use Quality of Videos Value of Training Access to Videos
Reviews
Submitted 4 years ago
Dough is my guru
Groove3 is second to none. I speak german and have tried original Cubase educational material. You do it better.
I am a: Professional, Musician, Cubase
Submitted 4 years ago
very helpful
I have Cubase 8.5 but never having used it before I found the videos for my iteration generally assume you already know certain things, which generally I didn't. It was therefore useful to go back to the "beginning", as it were (as far as videos on Groove3 are concerned) and learn some basic stuff which is still in Cubase. The video's give a good overview. The one, slight, criticism I have is that the presenter has a habit of continually using the word "Bam", which after a while I found grated a bit, but its a minor gripe really. That's the only reason I didn't give it a 5 ! Each to their own vernacular I guess.
I am a: Hobbyist, Musician, Cubase