Udemy Mastering Cubase 9.5 The Beginners Bible Edition Part II TUTORiAL

25 September 2018 | 1.16 GB

The Mastering Cubase 9.5 Series is dedicated to one of the most popular and powerful DAWs available today.

Join me to learn EVERYTHING you need to get your projects up and running fast with these in-depth Cubase 9.5 video tutorials.

Introducing now the 5th Edition of the Mastering Cubase 9.5 Series. Wow! A big THANK YOU to all of our previous students! And a bigger WELCOME to those to come 🙂

The first Edition was dedicated to the installation, configuration and overall study of the menus, bars, tools, and commands within Cubase.

Then, we used all of our newly acquired knowledge to craft some awesome Deep House tracks during the second Edition of the Series.

After that, it was time to actually dive in a bit further into the theory and practice behind the mixing and production plugins Cubase has to offer.

On our last release, we wanted to learn about production! We wanted to look at synthesizers and learn more about MIDI to make our tracks sound real, professional and finished!

You’ll now learn all about the small functions that make up your everyday routine.

You’ll find answers to which version of Cubase should you get, what’s the difference between 32 bit and 64 bit, where are presets stored and more.

Later on, you’ll learn about what is a bus, a macro, and a template, you’ll learn how to backup projects, how to export as wave and mp3 and how to handle direct offline processing.

Finally, we’ll take a look at the on-screen keyboard, hitpoints, normalization and fades.

Want to get going with Cubase 9? Watch Mastering Cubase 9.5: The Beginners Bible Edition – Part II today!

Happy Learning 🙂

Who is the target audience?

•Musicians who record their own music.
•VoiceOver actors who need to work faster.
•The Cubase user who wants to take the best out of their software.
•Home Studio owners in search for a system or method of work.
•Professional Engineers looking for a way to make sure their work is finished.
•Beginners who want a clear work path to start their sessions.
•Advanced Cubase users who are not yet decided to buy Cubase 9.
•NOT for people who are not serious about their work.
•NOT for lazy people in search for shortcuts to improve instead of putting in the work.
•NOT for people who don’t care about productivity, order, and progress.