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Available

Released

Nov 10th, 2011

Want to record audio in Cubase? Let Matt Hepworth show you everything you need to know about Working With Audio in Cubase 6...

Recording and editing audio is complex. There are so many details you need to know to do it right! This course, Working With Audio, is led by Matt Hepworth –one of Steinberg North America's Product Specialists. Matt begins with an exploration of the digital recording process. He covers setting levels, and monitoring. He explains the different techniques needed to record both mic and line audio. Next Matt explains the different recording techniques like cycle, comping and punch and how these are implemented in Cubase 6.

What about editing? Well, it’s all here. Matt explains Cubase’s non destructive editing. He shows you how to use the fade handles and how and when to use crossfades. There’s a section on using Vari-Audio for pitch correction and another about editing with folders and even how to turn audio into MIDI!

But that’s just the beginning. This tutorial is filled with all kinds of cools videos that explore some of Cubase 6’s deepest audio secrets. So if you’re looking to learn about audio in Cubase 6 then hit the play button and let Matt Hepworth teach you to be an audio expert in Cubase 6!

• Cubase 6 101: Quick Start
• Cubase 6 102: Exploring the Fundamentals
• Cubase 6 103: Production Basics
• Cubase 6 104: Working With MIDI
• Cubase 6 105: Working With Audio
• Cubase 6 106: FX, EQ, Automation and Mixing
• Cubase 6 303: Cubase TNT Tips and Tricks 1
• Cubase 6 First Look: What's New In Cubase 6

For a full list of the topics covered, see the Tutorial Outline
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• Chapter 1: Working With Audio
• 1: Recording Audio Tracks
• 01:33
  1. Introduction to the Working with Audio Tutorial
• 05:55
  2. Setting Proper Input Levels
• 04:14
  3. Choosing a Method for Monitoring
• 10:20
  4. Examples of Software vs. Direct Monitor Methods
• 05:22
  5. Start Recording on Measure 2, Not Measure 1
• 05:00
  6. Recording Audio from Line Level Sources
• 04:42
  7. Turn Off Your Speakers and Use Headphones
• 03:22
  8. Recording Audio from Microphone Sources
• 08:42
  9. Cycle Recording with Audio
• 11:23
  10. Using the Comping Lanes
• 07:20
  11. Recording on Alternating Tracks
• 04:36
  12. Punch Recording
• 2: Editing Audio Tracks
• 03:39
  13. The Concept of Non-Destructive Editing
• 02:17
  14. Using the Fade Handles
• 04:38
  15. Don’t Normalize, Use the Volume Handle
• 05:59
  16. When and How to use Crossfades
• 03:39
  17. Slide Editing
• 08:45
  18. Vari-Audio Editing (Pitch Correction)
• 02:00
  19. Vari-Audio on a Comping Lane
• 05:25
  20. Extracting MIDI from Audio Tracks
• 3: Advanced Audio Editing and Operations
• 05:28
  21. Making and using Folder Tracks
• 03:45
  22. Group Editing
• 11:34
  23. Quantizing a Multitrack Drum Project
• 06:57
  24. Drum Replacement
• 05:02
  25. Using Tempo Detection
• 06:39
  26. Setting up Multi-track – Multi Input projects
• 04:26
  27. Importing Audio CDs
• 4: The Pool
• 06:15
  28. The Concept of The Pool
• 06:50
  29. Using Insert into Project
• 06:20
  30. Find/Resolve Missing Audio Files
• 05:39
  31. Minimizing Files
• 04:10
  32. Emptying the Trash
• 03:20
  33. Prepare Archive vs Backup Project Command

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