🔥 Cubase 12 & 13 Tutorial For Beginners - Make a POP Track - Lesson 1
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CALLING ALL BEGINNERS - Learn Cubase 12 with easy to follow step by step guidance. In this Cubase tutorial you will learn how to make music in Cubase by actually creating a whole POP music track from start to finish. Along the way you'll learn all about how Cubase 12 works, along with fundamental music production processes. There is no easier or fun way to learn. At the end of it, you'll have a really cool track you can be proud of.
Lesson 01 - is a gentle introduction into the Cubase user interface. You'll learn how to add samples and arrange them into a beat.
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:31 - The track you're going to make
01:00 - Create new project
01:31 - Project setup
02:24 - Finding sounds/media
03:46 - Create sampler track
05:25 - Create MIDI
05:58 - Zooming in/out
06:14 - Adding notes
07:53 - Changing the volume (+gain staging)
08:42 - Looping
09:14 - Playback
09:21 - Adding a clap
10:51 - Adding a hat
12:21 - Outro & track playback
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Under 4 minutes in and I'm ready to describe your content as invaluable. No fluff - all gold. Thank you SO much. 🙂
Excellent tutorial. Many thanks
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Very helpful video and easy to understand! Thank you👏
Very good and helpful tutorial for absolut beginners👍🍀 Cubase 12 is an extremely powerful DAW 👍🍀
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Excellent!
Thanks for making engaging content. Most of these guys are so slow, monotone & boring that I can't stay awake to learn!
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This tutorial is just great. Thanks!
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New sub! I use Cubase since 3.5 version amazing content!
Welcome aboard!
HI,
a question how do I keep the Cubase Project page in the foreground and behind the Mix Console like you do in your project?.
Thanks Ivan
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Heya! Thank you for your tutorial, very helpful!(I've got the full version). Maybe it's a silly question but are the patterns in Groove Agent royalty free as in can I use them in my songs unedited? Always paranoid with that stuff
Hey Alexis, glad you are enjoying the course. Yes you can use all the groove agent stuff in music productions with no fear :)
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@@Borntoproduce keep making content man you are so good. I could not understand a thing before hand but i understood basics watching you 🙏
Thank you for this awesome tutorial! I'm trying to download the free workfiles from the link "Download the free workfiles" but Dropbox says "File deleted". Am I doing something wrong? Thanks in advance.
Hey David, sorry about that. i don't know why they were deleted. I have updated the links. Here it is, and thanks for letting us know tinyurl.com/BTPCub12Beg
@@Borntoproduce Thanks for your superfast anwser. Actually, as I found your teaching so useful and fun, I've already shopped your 2 Born To Produce Cubase Beginner Tutorials, and I can't stop learning: they are really useful and fun
Hello, the link has expired "for safety"? Is there ay way to get the work files still?
Sorry about that, and thanks for pointing it out. I have corrected the link in the description. Here it is tinyurl.com/BTPCub12BegWF
on cubase 12 i cant create a sampler track, the option is not available when i click the right button, any idea Jon?
Hey, as long as you have Cubase Elements, Artist or Pro you should have it. If you have LE or AI versions they don't come with it. Which version do you have?
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Hi Jon,
Thank you very much for your quick reply.
I had initially installed Cubase 11 Ellement, but got an email from Steinberg for a free update to Cubase 12. What I hadn't noticed that I got an update to Cubase 12 AI so I had to pay 24 Euros to get back an Element version.
But now everything is working normal
Now I have 20 euros less to spend on a course damn it!!! 😏
Dirk
Is this a rehash of your old courses again or a completely new one?
It's a completely new one, though, as it is a beginner course it does cover very similar topics as the previous beginner tutorial
I have been using various DAWs for many years, unfortunately I must say that Cubase is completely obsolete and no user freindly program. I only use it for compatibility with the recording studio. Working in Cubas is slow and uncomfortable. The Halion and Groove agent VST plugins have a very confusing UI.
i dont care i use cubase and its great
I think Tomas, you are making the classic mistake of 'it does not work like my other DAW, therefore it's not as good/it's trash etc etc etc'. I have used all the main DAW's as well, and they are all amazing in their own ways, but I always end up going back to Cubase as I find it's workflow (once you are used to it) is one of the quickest and easiest to get things done. All DAW's are 'slow and uncomfortable' until you understand them, so take the time to learn it properly and you might change your mind. All the best to you :)
This is a personal opinion. It's impossible to please everyone. If hundreds of thousands or millions of people like something, there will ALWAYS be people who completely disagree. People who say it's not good etc. That has always been the case and will never change. Therefore, one can only take note of this different opinion and attitude. Maybe do some more convincing? Personally, I've given up on that now. I'm also a bit older ;-) My time has become too precious for me. And whether I am "right or would be right" - I don't care at all 😅
@@Borntoproduce This is difficult to explain in a short post. I am a really experienced user, I have no problem learning really complex soft. I had in mind mainly basic editing, working with blocks, fast and most importantly precise copying, marking the range, moving between individual parts of the song. When arranging a song, I need to quickly put together the cornerstones of the song and a clear visual orientation. And this is very clumsy and slow in Cubase. The Cubase user interface doesn't really allow this. Otherwise, I used to use Cubase 1 on Atari when it was only MIDI.
@@topavelka To copy something in Cubase you can literally do it with one click! You say it's not precise? Have you got 'snap' turned on? Have you set it to 'Adapt To Zoom' (these are set and forget functions). Once they are set you can copy with one click (or click and a keyboard press). Use the 'marker track' (2 clicks to load it), then one click to add a marker and one click on the transport panel to go to that marker. If you want a nicer visual of the arrangement you can use the 'arranger track', and you can use that to try many differing arrangements without moving the parts of your track around at all! When you find the arrangement that you like, you can instantly bake it in and Cubase moves everything automatically for you. It is neither slow or clumsy, you just need to understand how it works and then it is very quick, easy and powerful. I recommend you watch this th-cam.com/video/rkTcnBQkocs/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=DomSigalas
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