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Thanks for the video. Very good ❤😊

great tutorial. I didnt even know beat designer existed in Cubase until today!

Nice tutorial

Wow i didnt know we have this in cubase 13, cool! There are THOUSANDS of ways to make sounds and twick them, mix, layer...and all with native sounds and plugins...is amazing!

Thank you sir. Please keep the tutorials coming

Good one! Thanks for showing the functions in very detail!

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Keep it up ❤❤❤

Thank you Alan, Really nice videos. I am still learning music production. I have a question, after RENDER IN PLACE the individual drum parts, I saw the wave hight / thickness is big, looks like will clip or distort. But when you play sounds normal, and I see the mixer, the levels are ok, is not saturated, why is that? 7:30

Thanks for the video🤝

It's really awesome video. Wishes from India. Hoping to get more video on Cubase.

This is awesome. Never explored this feature. Thanks for the video. New subscriber. Cheers.

Love that it has the random button, just like the 303 etc.

Saved for later

Thanks for the video

This has been in cubase for more than 10 years but I never use it It’s still really useful But you can do it all in the editor, So I can’t see the sense in loading up that plug-in When the editor has a bigger screen Unless I’m missing something 🤔

There 2 different types of gainstaging and you will get different results from each. 1st method is PEAK gain-staging. You are basically gain-staging using peaks, but this method isn't gonna create balance because a bass has low peaks but has more power and density in a mix than a hi-hat which peaks higher but is weaker in perceived loudness than a bass. This PEAK method stops sounds clipping. 2nd method is gain-staging using RMS or LUFS. You gainstage each sound according to its average power. This method creates a much more balanced truer mix, because all sounds are aligned according to there perceived loudness not there peaks. If you gainstage a kick with a snare according to there peak, they will not sound balanced, if you gainstage them according there RMS or LUFS, they will sound balanced.

All the MIDI stuff was really cool when it was introduced. Unfortunately nothing have happened here for many years. They really need an overhaul.

You can record midi inserts by dragging it over the white line, that will enable the recording. In older versions there is record enable button. Just learned that today.

Nice video. Anyone wearing a classic 2 Tone tee shirt will always gain my undivided attention😊

In such courses, having your image in the video takes away the entire watchability of the course. Persistently putting on that image when your image has no positive aspects is a waste of all that effort.

can tou make it more musical nexte time?

Thanks for the video

Thank you. I've been looking all over to find out how to duplicate my midi colors with the track colors. Your video led me to the solution. Parts!

All midi inserts are so underrated

i was grappling unsuccessfully with the pads, halion sonic and arparche just last night. Lost. My buttons dont seem to work like other folks! Ha. Amazing this vid popped in. Thank you Alan, very good, hope my headache wont be so bad tonight. Much appreciated. Thank you Go well Sir

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Can i put scaler 2 as a midi insert or is it only for steinberg products and not 3rd party VSTs. Thank you

New mixing plugins such as Ozone 11 or many other plugins balance all tracks now. So pink or white noise is the old way of doing it. But everyone has their own system of how to do it. So keep doing what's best for you. 👍👍👍

I thought people had stopped doing this.

Thanks for the video

Arpache + Chord Track + Chord Pads is a great tool for us not used to piano.

I never know which one to use Arpache 5 or Arpache SX. Why do we have 2 of them?

Thank you Alan, very interesting. Go well

GREAT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank You So Much

Thank you !

Maybe its not on the new cubase 13 elemenst, it was on 12 and 11. Leave it with me as there has to be some way to set pre gain on it. I ask about and get back to you in abit.. no worries , well find a way to do it, there are other ways. Alan

Useful video. Thanks.

Gain staging is not needed in digital anymore.

what order do you use to add a send such as reverb to a vocal track? Create the FX channel first then add the send to the vocal track, then go back to the FX channel and click on the send and the drop down menu would show the reverb?

Very helpful, thankyou very much.

Alan... U're a Life Saver... Ma Channel Rack button is jst missing in Cubase 13 don't know why... \m/

Another Gain stage process we use at our studios is to normalise all tracks to -3Db, the in Cubase use your pre-gain section and bring everything down to -15 to -20 db and then everything is equal with loads of headroom for post-production, plugins etc, it also give you a lot of room to push audio into a plugin by increasing the pre gain level, and then reduce levels within the plugins themselves if need be, also another good tip is to use the Pre section in cubase to put a 50-60HZ filter on every track and do it up front. the entire pre section of Cubase is amazing for gain staging. master out with at least 6-10 db headroom for mastering. Also you can do some great peak control by using compressors both upward and downwards and can save you a heck of a lot of time.

Incredible find! Thank you!!!!!!!

oh yooo this is sick! Cheers man