Oh man- as someone who has used PT extensively for many many years in studios, I have to tell you- the Cubase mixer is going to blow you away once you dig into it

@RecordingStudioLoser

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I have been watching a ton of your videos to learn about it! So that’s a big reason I caught on! Thank you! Btw your lighting is immaculate.

@DomSigalas

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​@@RecordingStudioLoser ​ Aaaah thank you so much! Likewise, been following you for a while now, love your content!

@PlottingTheDownfall

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I came up on Cubase VST, then Nuendo (was a beta tester) due to my post work, I had to switch to PT due to Nuendo being an audio app with a post sticker on the box (back then). After spending the last decade with PT doing post AND recording bands/composing for film. I cannot go back to use the Cubendo mixer. It seems so fisher price to me. I hate the way it looks and behaves. BUT, for composing/midi work, Cubase cannot be beat.

@synthoelectro

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gotta say, your videos help all of us. Just take them in like a sponge, can't get enough of them. Just straight awesome content. Thank you.

@EyesOfTruthmusic

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Cubase mixer is so clunky. It’s great but have to tip toe around it like stepping on glass

I personally think Cubase is the Swiss Pocketknife of DAWs. It's so versatile and very professional. You can easily produce songs/create beats like you can in Live AND track and mix in a solid way like in ProTools and then it has so many smart features! I see a lot of people switching over to Cubase these days. Rightfully so, I think. The sheer amount of tutorials they produce to get you started in any genre, to even in depth Q&A with a Cubase guru, twice a week, live! That's dedication!

@RecordingStudioLoser

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I can totally see that. It feels very moldable to almost any situation. I can't wait to try it more.

@feliciankalmus

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I personally miss some trivial things that would make workflow faster and are implemented in Logic & Reaper. And sure there are functios are missing from other DAW’s… 🙃

I am a Nuendo user (Nuendo is Cubase with post features added), and watching this made me excited and smile to see you excited to see the cool stuff it can do! It was like when I switched from PT to Nuendo. I didn't need to watch the video, but it was cool to see.

Cubase/Nuendo user for nearly 20yrs here. It was great watching your "Wow!" moments! haha We take a lot for granted in SteinbergLand... ;)

former Pro Tools user here! Now on Cubase 12. it´s so wonderful!!! Midi, Audio Editing, the Mixer, Control Room, Direct Offline Processing, Cycle Markers, Rendering options, top Onstock Plugins... Cubase = PT+Logic

Cool idea for a video series. I’ve been a Cubase user for 2 decades. You can tell they are committed to constant improvement. Things got way better when YAMAHA got involved with Steinberg.

@RecordingStudioLoser

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I REALLY liked it

@johnmcvicker6728

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@@RecordingStudioLoser When you posted you were going to start looking at other DAWs in a prior video, I mentioned there that you should look at Cubase. For me, I was told "get ProTools..." by an industry guy when I was looking for a DAW a few years ago. Main reason - because others use it. Not for price, features, etc. But because others use it and if you collaborate, then you need it. I chose Cubase. Composers tend to use Cubase a lot - movie score composers, etc. It is a smoother DAW to work with workflow-wise to write music and build up a score/queue. I am pretty happy with Cubase and just went to 12 Pro. Started with 10.5 Elements, so it's not been too long. Since it integrates with external hardware, a lot of people really don't need Pro Tools (whether the need for their own proprietary hardware or the annual license costs, etc.) Avid is pricey. The Apple (or worse) in terms of cost for the name (IMO). Their mix consoles are ridiculous in price - I bet pretty good good. I think your next stop might be Bitwig - which seems capable. Not sure about hardware interface support...

@lionelluney3063

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I’ve been with cubase since vst 4.0

@makximumlive

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I've been using Nuendo since 2007 and I switched to Cubase 6 (it's little brother) in 2011. Both are great!!!

@jeffreyfowler2805

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I got force into Cubase. I had quit doing anything in 2002 musically and a friend sent me 1 referbished computer and 1 Cubase 8 LE just to record one song from the late 70's. It was a trip having known nothing but analog! I know there are plenty of great DAWs out there. Ableton give me a headache though...

I used PT all my life until I change to Cubase 8 years ago. I run a commercial studio like yourself. I need to use PT for outside projects sometimes......but I literally only use it to export sessions. PT is absolutely arcane compared to Cubase. like yourself I work large sessions with life bands. once you learn how to really edit in Cubase you will never want to use PT again. I am not kidding man. PT is so so so so horrible and slow. congrats on your awakening! your life has just become much easier! it is cute how protools have been adding features in the past few releases that have been in Cubase for over a decade. no joke. cheers!

Glad to see that Cubase treated you well from the onset. I remember seeing one review for v11 describing it as the “ProTools killer” because it introduced in Cubase two features that kept him in that PT world: the EQ comparison/edit within the Channel Strip (useful for that BG/BD conundrum), ability to import tracks from other projects (including and especially effects, automation, and any other relevant combination). I’ve described Cubase as a DAW for one who has a composer-producer mindset. There are a lot of features that are MIDI-related and would satisfy the composer in me. But there’s also plenty of audio engineering features that satisfies the producer in me. Looking forward to seeing your DAW journey.

Being a Cubase user from day one, you really made my day!

I’ve been using Cubase for about 3 years. I love it! I did exactly what you did tried it out and it just clicked for for me!

Cubase probably the most in depth DAW, many new users are put off due to so many features. Been using it for years and I am learning new things all the time, you sort of forget some of the features are there after a while, glad KZread exists with Dom Sigalas, Steinberg and Chris Selim showing off the features. The included plugins are brilliant too.

@RecordingStudioLoser

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Yeah I can't wait to dive in deeper

I've been a Cubase user for the last 15 years or so....The workflow always clicked really well for me. So much awesome versatility.

Love this one! Another tip is when you make the Fx channels you can add the plugins right when you’re naming the fx channel. There’s a drop down menu that shows your plugins in that same window when you’re creating the bus or parallel tracks

That's a cool exploration, bro! Digging this as I am brand new to Cubase Pro 12! Thank you!!!

Love your videos & content - The tracking of the recording your working with sounds really Killer too ! I bought Cubase 12 pro when it came out and I’m totally a pro tools nut also - since the Nubus systems in 1998 ! I’ve not forced myself to look at Pro 12 properly yet but this video has kind of inspired me to revisit it. Great stuff as ever sir 👍🏻👌

Also a long time (not as long as you) PT user. Just picked up a Cubase licence the other day with the recent sale they're having. Very impressed with it so far. Been mixing in Atmos a bunch recently and have been shocked how fast I'm able to mix compared to the PT/Dolby Renderer combination.

Love to see your journey deeper to cubase ;) Love in general this Series.

Please keep diving into Cubase! I love Cubase and it’s the first DAW I recommend to fellow audio friends when they mention wanting to try something different than PT.

Use the mixing desk you have a choice of 3, Press F3 or go to studio and select it from there, also highlight x amount of tracks and click on quick link (Q at the to of the page) and choose an insert and it will insert the effect on all selected tracks.

Cubase is one amzing DAW. I work on Studio One, FL and a bit in ProTools and Live and Cubase have so much to offer.

@makximumlive

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Oh yes! Cubase and Studio One are the fastest DAWs when it comes to mixing.

Despite being somewhat opinionated regarding DAW choice, i am looking forward to seeing more in this series, this is great!

@RecordingStudioLoser

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😂😂 honestly is the best policy.

@LetsTalkAboutReaper

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@@RecordingStudioLoser you'll never make it as a politician with that attitude 🤣

Can't wait to see your final thoughts video on all the DAWs. Also curious to see if you can do all the same easy quantizing and drum parallel groups in Reaper.

yes, you can see the entire layout by switching to the mix console in the TOP toolbar, you have to enable it via the cog wheel in the upper right-hand corner of the screen

Welcome to the wonderful world of Cuabse :-) A few years ago, I did just like you, except it was for my first DAW. I tested a few DAWs, discovered Cubase, and "bam!" stuck with it ever since. And then a few months back I got a macBook Air (perfect machine for tracking on location, since it has no fans) and tried Logic Pro X. Man... did I feel lost! Everything is in another menu, every button is elsewhere. I realized switching DAWs is a nightmare. But you're doing it with dedication and style. Respect!

Pressing F3 opens up the large mixer window, that's what you've probably looked for. There you can really customize the mixer, setting up zones where you "dock" faders to 3 dedicated screen areas, left, middle & right. You have also mixer history where it records all changes you have made in the mixer and plugins, displays it as a list where you can go back and fourth to undo /redo changes. You can also hide tracks and have mix snapshots. Overall, pressing the keys "G" or "H" sets your horizontal zoom, shift "G" & "H" sets vertical zoom. Cubase is my favorite DAW specially for mixing. NUENDO is basically the same but with focus on the post production department. I'm using Cubase since V2.0 on the Atari. and i have to say: You did very well without a manual !!

Couple things to try from another PT convert that also made me freak out. 1) When working with hitpoints on the left hand screen there is a button to turn hitpoints into midi - in seconds you have midi for sample replacement that’s phase accurate. 2) you can customize all shortcuts to be identical to pro tools super easy. 3) you can create custom batch processes in the logical editor (one click of a button and my entire project is colorized correctly).

@esonicsound

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Hi, how do you do that? (Colorize multiple tracks on one click?)

@jaredatol945

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@@esonicsound check out videos on the logical editor. Hard to explain the steps to set it up in the comments but you essentially program it in logical editor as a preset. It’s awesome

Cubase all day long! More than 1800 Songs in about 11 Years! ;-) I hope you enjoy trying out more of this damn software!

Check out the control room if you have multiple speakers you can insert something like sonar works with the appropriate profile for each monitor and the mic console F3 gives you the channel strip feel for mixing starting at the top with gain, hi and low pass phase Rev then inserts and the Cubase channel strip eq, comp,… and sends cue mixes output routing then pan and fader you can even show the wave form vertically at the top. Also check out supervision for meters any kind phase level loudness spectrum and a lot more

Haha, so much fun, watching you try Cubase for the first time. 😀 As a Cubase user for about 20 years now, I can totally understand your surprise. 🙂 It was the same for me all those years ago, when I was switching from Logic to Cubase back then. And it has of cause improved even a lot more since then (version 5) to now (version 12).

Man I am so happy that you’ve done this video! I have been using Cubase for years now and a lot of features we have available or standard and I cringe when I watch videos and they don’t have the features. So glad you enjoyed it hopefully this brings you on the team lol

@johnmcvicker6728

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Editing the automation lanes in Cubase is "modern day" and watching folks do similar in Pro Tools feels like a decade-ago.

@KeefKeyzproductions

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@@johnmcvicker6728 I cringe when I see them have to set up an empty bus in order to send things to it rather then just right clicking on whatever track you want to have that bus lol

@Ramt33n

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I miss the arrangement features of cubase.

This is dope! I asked for this in the reaper video, so thank you!

@RecordingStudioLoser

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no... thank you

Great video. I’d recommend using track color and the zone visibility to clean up the mix view

I'm Cubase for twenty years. To me, it's always felt the most mix console-y right out of the box. Glad to relive the joy with you! Try Logic Pro next. I've found it to be exhilarating and utterly confounding at the same time

I love your video and I’m actually watching it for the second time now. As a long time ProTools user I am used to change the track order within the mixer window. I cannot find a way to do this in Cubase. Do you know how it’s done? Is changing track orders only possible in the edit window?

They have to be in a folder, and you choose group editing, OH you got it

Great video and watching you be amazed about how something was made easier in cubase vs Pro Tools was the best part of it. I dabble in Pro Tools but am looking at Nuendo for my post production mastering ( mostly because I am tired of Avid's robbery). I would like to see you play with cubase some more.

@johnmcvicker6728

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It just feels like Avid is run by businessmen now. When I signed up for ProTools First to just try it out, I had a salesman guy calling me asking if I needed anything, wanted to setup an appointment with my church (I mix for a church and also dabble with composing). Cubase it is for me.

Hi! Thanks for the nice and fun Video - i startet with Cubase - on Atari!!! but i turned to different daws, when they all started - even sony Vegas later Studio one - but since 2 Years i am 100% back to cubase/nuendo - i follow you for a while - like itvery much to see your content (i also follow Dom ;) ) - our audio world is such a great universe! Thanks that you are here in this universe! Greetings from Austria!

Cubase has been a new friend to my music production. For years, since 2012 I was only mixing in Ableton live, including music for both myself and my clients whom I mix for, but lately it gives me all I need. The one thing that is missing inside of Ableton live is the returns, there are few of them, and while you can make up to 12, I believe, it's still never enough, as you have to turn off stuff using automation, and it gets pretty confusing. Automation alone can get confusing too, because you have nothing to help you keep track of your progress, and I save everything, each little move after about 5 mins of time, and progress from there, using the letter naming system. Cubase is truly a mixing dream.

Dude! L9ve your revelations! It's like watching an old dad that always has ridden Harley to discover Ducati..... or Honda Goldwing....

Seeing your excitement using Cubase is great. Hitpoint editor is much better when you use the break-out window. Most of the windows that use the 'lower lane' are harder to use in my experience, including the mixer. Cubase works best with multi-monitor setups.

it's great to see you loving cubase, honestly if you think that workflow is fast wait until you get into Q-link, the full mixer window and channel strip, the control room, plugin manager and soo soooo many more features that make me feel like i'm walking in mud when I go to another DAW, I use Cubase mainly but also use pro-tools, ableton and have experience in Cakewalk but cubase is by far (for me) the best DAW i've come across, it just get's out of your way and anything you think you can do you probably can and more.

You mentioned trying Reaper again. I would love to see that. I used to use a pirated version of Cubase in the early 2000's so I could learn on. I eventually bought Pro Tools, and eventually trying out Reaper, to buying a Reaper License. Loved watching you trying out Cubase. Today, I would never pirate any software. I was young and stupid back then.

@RecordingStudioLoser

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I would guess most of us had our turn on the pirate ship. And yes. Another reaper video coming.

PT user since 2007 here. I’ve just switched to Cubase. And I love it so much that I also bought Nuendo. Lol.

I love Pro Tools for audio. I love Logic Pro for virtual instrument programming and composition. Cubase’s audio workflow is so quick once you learn where everything is. Their MIDI editing is second to none.

Also if you go to the top of the arrangement page and right click in the space under the menus you will get more options to choose from.

Just come from ableton to cubase and I’m in love, what a program it is

Cubase is Phenomenal. You should try tracking with it next time.

I'm a Cubase user for 20 years and I love it. Also I have to say that if I started over again today maybe my favorite DAW would be Reaper, mainly for the price but if you can afford it Cubase is (in my opinion) the best option so far. It's so easy to group tracks, assign FX, VCA's, sends for tracking......it's awesome how fast it can speed up your workflow. And the Control Room.....OMG, it's a really really nice Tool that you MUST try.

Not sure if anyone mentioned it, but you can copy fx chains my simply clicking and dragging the insert box to the target channel. It’s so easy to use.

cubase the dope stuff from the 10pro/11pro/12pro are all amazing new simple tools making you not stress at all during working

Cubase is the BOMB!!! 20 year user here.

Thanks for the vid! I have not tried Cubase. I know it gets a bad rap, but I am really diggin' Cakewalk lately. You should try it.

I have been so so so happy since I switched to Cubase from protools.

Great video. Cubase was my first ever DAW and I never found it difficult - I've heard Many times that the learning curve is steep, bu never found that to be the case. Which is crucial, as you don't want to be spending your creative spark energy in trying to figure stuff out. In fact, I learned how to quantise live drums from you trying to figure out Cubase! Question - are you planning to switch over to Cubase ? Either way, I like your style so have indeed subbed. Thanks

In your "edit track window" you can choose if the "strip" hits the "inserts", or the "inserts" hit the strip. default is inserts into strip, great for tracking, for mixing I lean to strip into inserts. In the edit track window above your inserts, you will see inserts tab and strip tab and eq. next to the strip tab you will see a grey "mushroom" click that and your strip and eq are now feeding into your plugins. The small circles within those tabs if you click on them will disable or enable. EQ, Strip, Inserts. Yellow is disabled Great for "A B ing". In the insert's column, the bright green line can be dragged up or down. the slots under the green line are post fader, slots above are pre fader, so you can choose how many pre and post inserts you need for any channel. To access the "edit track window" select a track and hit the "e" under the solo button.

excited for the Reaper Test :P

@RecordingStudioLoser

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Did you see I already did one?

Glad you enjoyed Cuabse bro. I have both Cubase and Pro Tools. While I have some songs mixed in Pro Tools I like and don't want to redo. I will admit that beyond that, I only use Cubase. Man, you haven't even scratched the surface at all yet. Wait till you discover chord tracks, chord pads, sampler track, etc. Once you get into to composing side Cubase will be indispensable to you.

As a Cubase user, this was a fun video to watch

Happy to have ya in Steinberg World been using since 1990

You should open the channel strip is mext to the eq on the chanel edit (e) also f3 opens the full mixer

You did great job using your applied knowledge from slow tools to cubase. Maybe Try next working in the mixer screen, learn about q-link. also look up silence audio, watch some videos on control room setup, if you really want to be blown away. Also try not to have record enable while mixing on any channels, that's why you were getting some artifacts. if you go to preferences/editing/ projects & mixing / enable record on audio/midi uncheck. all that does is automatically alway turn on record when you select a track... you can always click on enable record when you need it.

@RecordingStudioLoser

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That’s super helpful. I wasn’t sure why it was record enabling everything! Helpful in a Session though!

@gotyor

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@@RecordingStudioLoser Yeah, I set mine up as a keyboard shortcut to enable and disable that preference. You will also see the cpu meter cut in half when you have those enables off. Because its trying to realtime process those enabled inputs with your built in cpu.

@gnick88

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@@RecordingStudioLoser it defaults to that in preferences lol

Thing is you’ll love tracking in Cubase with bands with features like control room and if you run into a heavy sequence synth situation Cubase holds its timing better than everybody

If you do live band stuff, then you should definitely try Harrison Mixbus 32C. I've heard a few Pro Tools guys talk about how they use it strictly for the mixing process and PT for editing. It has a great saturation built-in, similar to HEAT, but better.

Massive time saver, first select the all tracks that you want to have sends on, then when creating the send try adding the insert in the same dialogue box as when creating the sends, all done in one go. Cubase /Nuendo are insanely good for mixing purposes. Great DAWs in my opinion.

highly recommend if you have any questions to check out their live streams. they have em every tuesday and friday and they answer any question.

I've never used Pro Tools but I've been using Cubase since it was first out on the Atari 1040 ST. It was just a midi sequencer way back then.I stopped recording for quite a while but came back to Cubase when Cubase 7 was the one. Haven't changed since then and I love it. I don't have the patience or time to learn a new DAW. I am thinking about Studio One though. I have a lite version of it just to check out.

@daleplatino

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Studio One is seamless. I only use Cubase Pro and Studio One Pro professionally in my commercial studio. If you use Cubase you can easily use studio one. Studio One is more stable.

Would love to see a Nuendo deep dive. A couple other folks I know use it, but they're fan-boi's and I'm not sure how impartial their advice is. Your broad knowledge of recording in general is a great way to quickly and easily "guinea pig" other DAWS for us mere mortals. 😁Love the way these vids break things down. Excellent stuff Jeremy!!!

@RecordingStudioLoser

Жыл бұрын

I’ll give it a go! I’ve been curious on the differences myself.

@coldskoolbeatz

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@@RecordingStudioLoser The most general difference between Cubase and Nuendo is 1 is mainly for Music and the other for Film Post-production.

@johntraynor1913

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Nuendo has every feature that's in Cubase PLUS everything for film [including ADR].

@brentbusby74

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@@johntraynor1913 Indeed, it is an all-in-one. I use Nuendo for TV and film post as well as composing and music mixing. It does it all so incredibly well. I retried pro tools this week to see if I was missing anything. Composed for a TV spot and mixed some music. I still love the way Pro Tools is laid out so transparently and logically but other than that, it is just so far behind in so many ways.

Not sure if you found out as I’ve not finished the video yet but when creating a group if you choose ‘create outside folder’ it pops it in right where your selection is

@RecordingStudioLoser

Жыл бұрын

Gotcha. I though creat “inside” folder would set the folder around my selected tracks. I’ll have to play with it

Amazing DAW for sure

I went from PT to Cubase. At first, I was like "I don't know" but after I stuck with it and improved my workflow, I like it.

Waveform Tracktion is a cool one to try, would make a fun video too!

Hey, I’d watched your vid of the Avid support call and felt the frustration. I’ve been a Cubase / Nuendo user for decades and for me, if I can’t do it in these DAWs, I don’t need it. I recently installed Pro Tools 2022 and it was a regression. I’m really excited for you and I hope you’re able to find a DAW and company that treats you better than Avid. By the way, Cubase updates and support are baked into the one time price of the software and there’s no up charge. Please be sure to check out the extensive drag & drop as well. Your excitement is infectious.

Brother, I and many others in Nashville have been using Steinberg for nearly 30 years from back in the days when it was simply the best MIDI programming editor. I’ve used Pro Tools and ALWAYS hated how hard they make it. I own Studio One and like it better than PT, but it doesn’t have nearly all the features of Cubase. Especially Cubase 12. The window arrangement workspace jump screens are amazing for accessing your channel, group, and FX faders. Quick commands make Cubase a breeze. There are a ton of 15 min YT videos that show exactly how to utilize all of the new and long time features. Cubase beats them all with regard to all the built in features that others just don’t have. And the price point is a freaking no brainer. If you stay with the major upgrades within the typical 2 to 3 year cycles, the upgrade renewals are cheap AF. Maybe $150 to $200 if you time the holiday specials. In fact, a fresh new Cubase Pro license was recently a total of $364 or something. I blew up my friend’s texts when I saw that price. Trust me, a 30 year Nashville producer and industry pro; Cubase is your best choice. I’ve been through the other apps as well and it was a waste of time. Including the Harrison. You can’t beat that German engineering mindset. They are beasts on mechanics, Neumann mics, and software engineering. I can easily help you setup your window workspace jump screens, assignable to Option+1 through Option+9. Plenty of arrangements with that many screen arrangement options. Just go to your “Workspaces” drop menu. Or look up a video on it. 🤘😎 Rock on, brother🎶

I'm glad you're trying Cubase, I hope find One that soothes you.

Weird that it didn’t auto colour your tracks on import. I thought that was on by default. I started on Cubase in 2005. Still love it. But it does have a lot of windows which can get confusing. Esp studio / devices / sound cards

Been using cubase since the Atari ST, also have Pro tools qualifications, and for me cubase is unbeatable

as a protools user also, I am following this journey, be sure to try Harrisons Mixbus 32c v8 DAW as well, with EQ/dynamics/sends native on each channel. it seems quick to pick up but is it as good?

@RecordingStudioLoser

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I have it installed its on the list

Please can you check out ableton live as it has some cool built in effects and allows use of VSTs and External hardware

Studio one does latency compensation for outboard gear as well in the "PIPELINE" stock plugin. automatically detects the latency and adds compensation.

@RecordingStudioLoser

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I couldn’t get it to work with my interface. I’ve been in contact with support about it. No word yet

@johnmcvicker6728

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@@RecordingStudioLoser Studio One to me feels like it wants to be Cubase one day when it graduates from college.

@dollaonthabeat

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@@johnmcvicker6728 well Studio One was started by former employees of Steinberg who worked on Cubase & Nuendo.

hit points.. cool.. almost as flexible as Reaper's dynamic split/Stretch markers

Harrison Mixbus 32C will get you there twice faster, cant wait to see you try it. Just increase the scaling in Preferences for bigger everything.

The drum bus volume automation at 8:00 minutes sounded interesting.

I moved from Logic Pro X to Cubase 12 and never ever went back, Cubase just kills it dead, I tried everything for the work we do and Cubase was the winner, hands down. even its built-in plugins are stunning. i started on the first version decades ago (that's how old I am) and now iv returned, its like coming home lol sure it ain't perfect but its damn close and in my opinion it does SOUND better than logic, if that's possible. lol cubase fan boy

I'm an FL studio user, doing mainly electronic music, some instrumental proggy kinda rock aswell, but all in the box with programmed drums and amp sims. Would be interesting to see how FL studio would do in a more band oriented situation, specially using outboard gear. FLS has come a long way and they're constantly bringin out new features, so I wonder how it would compare.

@YungstarProd

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Same-I’m a Cubase/FL hybrid user. FL is NOT good with tracking with big projects. It can get bloated very quickly-and latency coding is *still* very finicky. What’s best is production music-you can have the best of both worlds. You can load FL as a VSTi plugin within Cubase (or any other DAW for that matter).

Are you going to try Digital Performer? As a user of DP when it was just called “Performer” I highly suggest checking it out. It’s funky but in a good way. But I’d love to see your take.

@RecordingStudioLoser

Жыл бұрын

I’ll check it out!

As a Cubase Fanboy, once you get a few preferences setup and some quick keys under your fingers this program can fly. If you plan on using it more, hit me up and I’m happy to share what I can.

Duuddeee go back, make the mixer full screen and open up “strip” there you have a built in console with saturation, gates, comps, eq deesser and limiter. And you can rearrange them

@fotisgimian4258

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I was going to comment this too, it really will make your life so so much easier. I personally never use the mixer in the lower zone, it's one of the weaker points in Cubase (Studio One does it better). But the full-size mixer is great! It allows you to see multiple things at once. 😀

If you get a chance, I'd love to see what you think about Cakewalk by Bandlab , aka..Sonar Platinum thanks man, keep up the good work! 😀

I'm a proud cubase user and i feel great about my daw

I came to Cubase from Pro Tools (in the Digidesign days) before recently switching to Reaper. I will say that Cubase has a tendency to make you not think much. It's not trying to be an analog style setup. It takes full advantage of the digital domain by giving you as many time and effort saving shortcuts as possible. Occasionally I'd work out of other studios and going back to PT was always a bit of a shock. I felt like I lost my engineering edge.

How is the cpu with cubase efficient?

I'm not sure if it's going to be easy to sensibly evaluate between two DAWS until you use both equally for a long time. Some features I never thought existed in Cubase actually existed. There's still more I'm discovering even after 10 years of using Cubase. Cubase 12 Pro.

I started out years ago with a prehistoric computer and an ancient cracked version (3?) of Cubase (I was wearing an eyepatch and a parrot on my shoulder so it was all good)... Anyways after a Windows update the computer just became useless so I built a new one. Since I'd grown up on Cubase I got version 8 Pro and I've been running that with no issues! I'm itching for an upgrade, especially since versions 10 and 11 came out. They have awesome features! I love the live recording and monitoring features that allow me to run individual mixes for everyone in the band.

@dthorne4602

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Sx3. Lol. Everybody had it.

Hi there, thanks for doing this series! It would be great if you try out Ableton Live... 🙂

I have used protools since 2004, and last year, switched to UA Luna. Give it a try.

@RecordingStudioLoser

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Luna is actually up next if all goes well.

Been using cubase for years, still finding new shortcuts and even quicker ways to do things. Nice to see someone else enjoying it too Would recommend setting up the control room, especially for tracking, if you plan on using it again. I also have the mixer always open on a separate monitor as it's quicker/easier to see everything. I think F3 is the shortcut for the full screen mixer

Been using Cubase since 1991. Can't pry me away from it.

Now I am curious...

From 17:30 things just get better haha! after 10 years of using it only for recording .. Now comfortable Steinberg did their homework in an intuitive DAW with less windows popping from everywhere

Please mate give S1 again a Chance with Quantize and hitpoints, its awesome on S1 too