Mixing Toolbox for Cubase 7.5
Detailed App Info:
Application Description
Join Cubase product specialist Matt Hepworth, as he takes you through all the tools and techniques jammed into Cubase's extensive Mixing Toolbox!
Steinberg's Cubase 7.5 is a mixer's and remixer's playground. Nobody knows or teaches Cubase like Matt Hepworth. In his Mixing Toolbox course, Matt reaches deep down and pulls out all the amazing mixing tools that Cubase has to offer. He explains what they do, how they work and what you need to know to integrate them into your mixing workflow.
There's an overview of the MixConsole and its functionality. You learn all about premix preparations like folder tracks and stripping silence. You see how to turn MIDI tracks into audio tracks! Matt also explains the objectives behind creating the perfect mix.
From there, you're into a section that focuses on volume and dynamics. Then there's an awesome masterclass section on the art of panning! This leads you to a collection of tutorials that demystifies EQ and Effects and how to successfully apply them to bring the very best out of every track in your production.
This course concludes with some automation tips and tricks and an examination of signal flow as it applies to the stereo output channel.
So get ready to mix and get ready to learn all about mixing in Cubase 7.5 with the mix-master himself, Matthew Loel T. Hepworth!
Table of Contents:
1. Welcome to The Mixing Toolbox
2. The Objective of Mixing
3. Three Pro-mix Techniques
4. Overview of the MixConsole
5. Colorizing the Project Window
6. Using Folder Tracks
7. Using Group Channel Tracks
8. Detecting and Stripping Silence
9. Converting MIDI to Audio
10. Auditioning Track Presets
11. Adjusting Channel Volumes
12. Controlling Dynamics with Compression
13. Adjusting Group Channel Faders
14. Adjusting Event Volumes
15. Where and Why We Pan
16. Panning Drum Tracks
17. Panning Bass Tracks
18. Panning Guitar Tracks
19. Panning Keyboard Tracks
20. Panning Vocal Tracks
21. Panning for Other Instrumentation
22. Frequency Ranges
23. Using the Cubase EQ
24. Channel and Group EQ
25. Using Inserts or FX Channel Tracks
26. Adding FX Channels
27. Simple Mix Automation
28. Mix Automation Lanes
29. Signal Flow
30. Monitoring the Clip Indicator
31. Preparations for Mixdown
32. Matt’s Multi-mixdown Method
33. Batch Exporting your Project
Steinberg's Cubase 7.5 is a mixer's and remixer's playground. Nobody knows or teaches Cubase like Matt Hepworth. In his Mixing Toolbox course, Matt reaches deep down and pulls out all the amazing mixing tools that Cubase has to offer. He explains what they do, how they work and what you need to know to integrate them into your mixing workflow.
There's an overview of the MixConsole and its functionality. You learn all about premix preparations like folder tracks and stripping silence. You see how to turn MIDI tracks into audio tracks! Matt also explains the objectives behind creating the perfect mix.
From there, you're into a section that focuses on volume and dynamics. Then there's an awesome masterclass section on the art of panning! This leads you to a collection of tutorials that demystifies EQ and Effects and how to successfully apply them to bring the very best out of every track in your production.
This course concludes with some automation tips and tricks and an examination of signal flow as it applies to the stereo output channel.
So get ready to mix and get ready to learn all about mixing in Cubase 7.5 with the mix-master himself, Matthew Loel T. Hepworth!
Table of Contents:
1. Welcome to The Mixing Toolbox
2. The Objective of Mixing
3. Three Pro-mix Techniques
4. Overview of the MixConsole
5. Colorizing the Project Window
6. Using Folder Tracks
7. Using Group Channel Tracks
8. Detecting and Stripping Silence
9. Converting MIDI to Audio
10. Auditioning Track Presets
11. Adjusting Channel Volumes
12. Controlling Dynamics with Compression
13. Adjusting Group Channel Faders
14. Adjusting Event Volumes
15. Where and Why We Pan
16. Panning Drum Tracks
17. Panning Bass Tracks
18. Panning Guitar Tracks
19. Panning Keyboard Tracks
20. Panning Vocal Tracks
21. Panning for Other Instrumentation
22. Frequency Ranges
23. Using the Cubase EQ
24. Channel and Group EQ
25. Using Inserts or FX Channel Tracks
26. Adding FX Channels
27. Simple Mix Automation
28. Mix Automation Lanes
29. Signal Flow
30. Monitoring the Clip Indicator
31. Preparations for Mixdown
32. Matt’s Multi-mixdown Method
33. Batch Exporting your Project
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 398.33 MB of space to download and install Mixing Toolbox for Cubase 7.5 app. Mixing Toolbox for Cubase 7.5 is available on iTunes for $19.99
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