This three-hour Cubase video tutorial explores the features and functions in Cubase 8.5. The first six chapters will help the new user get up and running quickly, but also contain in-depth explanations and details to help the advanced user maximize their Cubase experience. The later chapters explore advanced features and workflows to help you get more out of Cubase than ever before.
In almost three hours runtime, SWA Complete Cubase 7 goes deeper into the “why” behind the “how”. Digging deeper into the theory and operation, these videos include the academics behind the process so you’ll understand both theory and practice. SWA Complete Cubase 7 gives you the knowledge and skill to squeeze every ounce of efficiency and creativity out of this incredible workstation.
iZ’s RX 5 is a specialized audio editor and restoration application aimed primarily at those working on dialogue and music in post production and broadcast. In this iZ RX 5 video tutorial, we employ many of its available modules are to repair and optimise some poorly recorded audio files. After a general introduction to RX 5, its interface, preferences and settings, we show you how to use the various selection tools to focus on specific parts of an audio file. Then we explore the Spectral Repair module and Gain function and look at the removal of mains hum and its harmonics with the Dehum module.
In this Ozone 7 Video Tutorial Karl Rose explains the Ozone 7 mastering Suite. He starts with a quick overview of the interface and system and then delves into each module in depth. Each control is explained. What it is, what it does, and how to use it. In the EQ module, he looks at how to use the Alt-Solo feature, the different spectrum views, and the modes that it operates in – Mid-Side, Left & Right as well as Stereo. See how to adjust the parameters using the nodes, band view controls or those in the all band view. He looks at the differences between Analog and digital filter modes, explains the differences between the filter types and their different modes, and how they affect the overall EQ curve. In digital mode, he looks at surgical mode and explains the phase control.
Strengthen the creativity in your mixes by watching our complete guide to the delay tool. If your mixes are lacking depth or a sense of reality, this is the course for YOU! This course will help you build an understanding of delay, or strengthen what you may already know about it. We’ll guide you from a brief history of the effect to the physics behind it, all the way to advanced techniques that can be used to bring your mix from good to great.
This course will teach you everything you need to know about compression and dynamics processors. We’ll take you from basic to advanced understanding. By the end of this class you’ll see a DISTINCT improvement in your mixes! Compressors are the most mysterious of all studio processors, and yet they are one of the most important in today’s music production. Whether you’re into recording, mixing, mastering, live sound, broadcast, or podcasts you need to know how to use compressors. In this class you’ll learn everything about using compressors. We’ll take you from basic understanding of compression through the subtle differences between the most popular compressors.
We start our series of nine in-depth tutorial videos cover the new features found in the latest version of Cakewalk’s acclaimed SONAR DAW (2015) with a quick guide to the Cakewalk Command Centre, including sign-in, product states and colour codes, and authorisation. This is followed by a general overview of Sonar’s new features before we get down to the nitty-gritty… The revamped Control Bar is our fist port of call, as we explain its five size options, show you how to set it up in a minimalist configuration, and explore the Custom Module. Next, we tour the all-new Mix Recall system: Mix Scenes and the Mix Recall Module, merging multiple mixes, resetting mixes, and recovering mixes in the event of an accidental reset.
