10 Well Hidden Cubase Tips you SHOULD use!
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Dom i know we dont know each other in person BUT i want to THANK YOU SO MUCH for everthing you do! Im an SAE Alumni myself and i still learn stuff every day and this channel is such a blessing!
It's a blessing!!!! For sure!!!!!!! I've learned so much here 🤯🤯🤯
Normally, because of my ADD I can't pay attention to other TH-camrs because they make their videos too boring, but his videos are brilliant!!!
Also I advise everyone who makes music, to get a bass shaker and mount it to your seat! It's sooo helpful to have something that not only makes you hear the bass but also literally makes you feel it!
Changing the color of your t shirt is also a boom moment for me :3
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You asked if there were any "Boom" moments ... I was blown away with most of these features you showed ... I didn't know about them. Thank you for making this video!
Well, I guess I am an advanced Cubase user ;) knew most of these except the first one (I never draw chords anyway).
Extra tip for the Step Designer:
Hit “randomize”, to generate a random sequence. Then insert the MIDI Modifiers plugin after the Step Designer and use “Scale Transpose” to force the random sequence to your favorite scale and key, and Boom!, your random sequence now plays in keys instead of some 12 tone music.
Thank you so much for making me aware of the Re-Record function. You have added 6 years to my life! And showing me how to copy and paste plugin settings has added another 2 years to my life!
Hahaha, that's a cool way of saying he saved you time haha! I'm going to use that, thanks haha!
Great tips! I did not know most.
TIP: to quickly copy a plugin to another track, in the mix window, hold ALT & click the plugin & drag & drop to the insert of a desired track = BOOM!
Thx Dom
I'm wondering if there's a way to copy the plugin settings to multiple instances in different channels - if there's a way of using the Q-link maybe...?
I'm going to give you a tip that I think few people know. If it helps, give it a like! In the sending channel when we are in the channel strip sometimes we add an FX and we want to modify that FX so the normal thing is that we look for the effect channel and open the plugin and modify it. but you can save this step by pressing ALT+double click on the submission and the plugin will open!
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Another great thing I discovered a few years ago related to the last tip you gave -
You can hold the 'Alt' key while dragging a plugin from one channel to another, and it will copy it to the new channel with the exact same settings :)
I wish there was a musician as good as you who gave tips for FL Studio! Your videos make me wanna change to Cubase, but I feel like it is a bit late for me to change DAWs, I've been using FL for years now
It’s worth the change for sure!
It's a learning curve but Cubase is a great all.rounder.
I started my musical journey back in 2007, with the FL Studio 8 demo. Stuck with FL all the way until December of last year when curiosity got the best of me, and I decided to give Cubase a try. Totally worth it! It's my main DAW now. I recommend trying it out if you're curious.
@@stevesoucy5932 I'll give it a try then! Thank you
Great tips Dom. I use most of the tips so it's great to see. I love also using the 'P' key when a clip or a group of clips are selected to set left and right locator around the clips. Makes recording or looping easier and faster.
Today I used some of your wisdom and I can boldly say..... You are an amazing teacher.
When it comes to copying inserts between channels, I use the combination of Alt+Shift in Win, Command+Shift in Mac.
when I hold these keys, the tab at the top "Q-Link" lights up, and when I grab a specific plug-in, still holding the keys, I simply grab it and drop it on the target channel, or in the same way, when I hold these two keys, I grab the "inserts" tab and drop the entire chain of inserts on specific channel.
Also, the same Q-Link option is helpful when I have several channels and I want to remove several decibels at the same time or add them on specific channels.
I mark the channels that interest me (also groups and midi)
I hold Alt+Shift all the time and use the cursor to select one fader and adjust the entire selected section.
Love these kind of videos.............THANKS Dom
The icon tip is amazing. Thanks Dom!
Pure GOLD. Thanks Dom.
Great stuff!
Thanks Dom for the tips, most I knew, some I forgot, some I wasn't aware of... Now, all I need is a colour-changing t-shirt... lol!
I just noticed that t-shirt when I was scrolling back through the video and wondered if anyone else had commented! 😁
Thanks Dom!!!!!!!!!!
Awesome video Dom!!!
Always so much helpful information! THANK YOU!!!
Great and informative as always! My own favourite tip is something I do when programming MIDI drums. First, I program all the drum parts to a grid - preferably 16ths. Then I use the MIDI Logical Editor to either 'Rockify' or 'Jazzify' (for lack of better phrases) the drums. Assuming about 120 BPM and starting with the kick, I randomize the kick from about -4 to +4 ticks. I do this to all the drums. Then, for 'Rockifying', I move all snare hits 4 ticks forward, so they fall a little bit later than the beat. Similarly, I move the hi-hat 6 ticks forward, and finally I move other cymbals and toms 8 ticks forward. This is an easy way to create the coveted 'pocket' which functions so well in rock and funk music. When 'Jazzifying', Instead I move the snare 4 ticks backwards making it fall a bit before the beat, hi-hat 6 ticks ahead and cymbals and toms 8 ticks ahead. As mentioned, this is easily done with the Midi Logical editor. This small trick can make even the stiffest, most boring beat danceable. Try it!
Awesome tip, thanks! Will sure check it out!
Thanks Dom! Always useful to watch your videos💥
Dom bringing the pure gold!
Amazing stuff!!! Thank you!!!
the last one, yessssssss thanks a lot
very nice, thanks !!!
Thanks so match, Dom! Your tips videos always is very useful ! Cool! Keep going!
These are all super valuable tips!
Thanks a lot for great tips!
Excellent tips!
Amazing tips! Thank you Dom❤️
Fantastically helpful, Dom! Thank you so much!
Great video Dom
Thanks :-)
Amazing channel 🙏🏽⚡️
You’re the best Dom! There’s always great new stuff to learn from on your channel. Thank you so much 🙏
Thanks for this very informative tutorial Dom. I love your videos
Dom = The gift that keeps on giving 🙏🏼
Excelente video!!! Felicitaciones!!!
Thank you Dom!!!!
Love these videos so much! Not clickbait useless info that everyone already knows. Super useful, thanks Dom!!
Thanks again Don!!
This is one of your best! So much useful information in so short a time. I knew most of these but have gotten out of the practice of using them, thanks for bringing them back to the front of my brain!
Always great value with your content Dom, thank you. More of this sort of thing please!
Awsome!!
You are from another planet! Been watching you for years now and you always inspires me!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
I like the re-record BOOOOOM. Cheers Dom 🤜
Didn't know about half of these...you are the man!
Great Tips
Thank you Dom great tips 👍
That chord editing tip is a real beauty! Thank you so much
Hey Dom you are a legend. Much respect my man.
Thank you very much senior man. You helping me a lot by posting these videos 🙏
I liked all the booms!! Excellent thanks a bunch
Thanks for all your content, pure gold!
So many “Boom” moments. Can’t wait to use in my workflow. Thank you!
Tack!
What a fantastic video. I did not have any idea of the greater part of these features. As always in these kind of videos. Soooooooo helpful. Thumbs up!
I love the copy and paste settings thanks!
Thank you so much🙏
thank you Dom
Thanks so much for this! I only knew of about 4 of the 10, and forgot about 3 of the 4. The rest were totally new to me and I have been a Cubase user for almost 20 years.
This video is BOOM!!!
Dom one love!
Re Record was my BOOOOM moment... I needed that one.
thanks!
Billiant! This is most certainly one of the best Cubase videos I have seen. Thanks Dom!
that re record was an awsome tip Dom!!!
Perfekt
Dom you are such good guy and your knowledge about Cubase is so huge have nice day, a week years!!
Good one! Been using Cubase for ages and I’m still learning from your tips, Dom. I appreciate so much
thank you. appreciated.
Thanks once again! For me, the final hidden gem was the best today, so simple as a copy-paste... Thanks!
Great stuff Dom, that last tip was really useful! Cheers Dave
Nice tips. Always nice to learn new Cubase hidden gems.
As a Cubase user for some time this is OUTSTANDING. Zillion thanks Dom.
you are THE BEST thank you again and again for all your Cubase videos
Thank you
10:50. Yes, Step Seqencer. I used it years ago and loved it! But then I forgot about it until now, so great reminder - thumbs up!!
The amazing changing color shirt.
Another great video by Dom! As I’m used to search in manuals or ask in forums (apart from following Dom’s channel, of course 😉) I knew many of these features yet but Dom has always something to surprise us! So thank you once more! 🙏🏻
For a home recording musician like myself you have been a Godsend. Thank you!
As always, I learned something new!!!
Super, merci Dom, encore du temps et de l'énergie de gagnée en technique pour mieux me concentrer sur l'artistique :)
Custom icons for the effects,❤, man is king
Thanks ! I didn't know: re-record and the alt key + moving cursor to change the chord type
Great tips, and the versicolor T-shirt is a nice touch...
I did NOT know about the re-record option, and heck yes it's a BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! moment! Thanks so much!
Honestly I did not know any of them!. thanks Dom!
Thanks for your video! I know all of them except ... the chord type function, thanks again for that!
The BOOM moment for me was the re-record function. Will be so useful. Thanx Dom. :)
Hello Dom, these are all really good tips that make my work with Cubase easier.
Thank you very much and I would like to tell you that I have already learned a lot from you.
Best regards, Herbert
Thank you, Dom. After 20 years with Cubase, I'm still a learner, and always appreciate what you do!
As always, Dom gives us 110%!
Thank you very much for your cooperation in such a nice way. I love you so much sir❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks...
Holy crap, that constrain delay compensation feature is pure magic! That is going to save me so much time. I was having to turn off all plugins individually one by one when I wanted to record an extra part. Amazing
I've been using Nuendo (Cubase's big brother) for over 20 years, and every time I watch Dom, I learn something new. . . . thanks Dom!
Hi Dom ! Thanks for these tips. The re-record I am already using since years constantly 🙂