after searching the whole internet i found u with a great tutorial hats off to u man

Thanks, Greg, a really great and easy to follow demo. 👍

This is awesome and so simple to follow and do 🎉❤️ thank you Cubase

Been using Cubase since the Atari ST, this was a superb quick to-the-point tutorial that opened up another portal for me, thanks Greg and of course Steinberg!

Cool nice and clean! Thanks! Could you make a similar video on how to use send effects in this regard?

great tutorial, many thanks Greg!! It´s so mazing to have Binaural 3D in Cubase! also nice for Music... etc.

Era lo que buscabas muchas gracias.

Awesome!!!❤❤

Amazing Sir Thanks I was Thinking how to make it 😍🥰😘

Thanks Great

Amazing...I wonder if the pan law has anything to do with this, on ear buds it didn't sound like the guitar was moving in a circle shape, When I closed my eyes it sounds more like a trapezoid shape. Wide at the front and narrow at the back.

Finally!

Thanks Thanks Thanks

Great video, Greg, thanks! I followed it step by step but I still get a regular stereo file though. The only thing that changed is that I'm using "Resonic" player, instead of apple music, and just because I'm on Windows. Could that be a reason why I still hear a normal stereo file? If I take a look at the waveform on the player, it's clear that when the source goes on the rear, I actually hear only less volume on L/R, but again I followed the guide precisely...Any thoughts?

Would love to know how to deliver music for Spatial Audio/iTunes from Cubase/Nuendo :-)!

Heroe!

Far out, Man! :)

when I export the way you showed us only prints the beds, objects are not in my final wave file.

It is easier to route all your channels to a bus that is binaural and from the binaural bus to the stereo out. It is really important to make a stereo mix down if youre doing a binaural mix. And I can recommend, to set all of your audio files in mono because with stereo files it can have phase issues.

@Artinmotionmusic

9 ай бұрын

what you mean a bus that is binaural ? a normal bus with the renderer plug in on ?

@albrechtneuhauser9602

9 ай бұрын

@@Artinmotionmusic you don't need the renderer plugin. You can just go to your audio settings and set a new bus with 3d ambiosonic and route this to your stereo bus. It's because most of the people still listening with headphones which is stereo. Not all headphones have 3d technics.

@dirtyt5592

3 ай бұрын

Yup Atmos must be main output

Hey Greg, Tried to export for binaural the way shown in the video but it won't export the object channels this way. how do you export the full mix with the object channels?

One of the most annoying thing about the Atmos standard is the 48khz requirement. 44.1khz is more common for music work.

@vulnerable2femboys

Жыл бұрын

Really? I thought 48 was the new minimum standard for all things audio, whether it'd be music or film. I work at 44.1 too but mainly because it puts less strain on my computer.

@Y42

8 ай бұрын

@@vulnerable2femboysit is 48 also commercials like to use 96 - you can charge more