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Cubase 5 - Vocal Editing and Pitch Correction
Cubase 5 comes with an amazing new tool set for perhaps the most important element in any song: the vocals.
Steinberg Cubase 7 Honest Review Plus Link To Upgrade
Here's an honest Cubase 7 review. I'll also give you a link to download the upgrade from 6.5 easily. Let's check out the new features on this mighty beast:
- All new Mix Console that produce the ultimate mixing experience
- Integrated channel strip modules for supercharging your tracks
- New Chord Track with intelligent composing assistance
- VariAudio 2.0 with harmonizer capabilities and multipart editing
- VST Connect SE for recording over the net
- And More...
If you own a legit copy of Cubase you have access to the Steinberg forum and something that I've realized is - a lot of people on the forum are switching back to version 6.5. WHY?
On this upgrade, they eliminated the saving of vmx files and don't provide any other method to save track settings. This means no transferring of track settings between songs. Cubase says they're aware of the problem and will work on it, but it doesn't appear that it will be any time soon.So now the big question is, is it worth it to buy it? Yep more than the measly price they charge. This is a Beast. If you would love to download the upgrade =>CLICK HERE<= Hurry because this is for a limited time only and the price might go up without notice.
Making Old School Vocal effect
In this Cubase tutorial Danny J Lewis (Defected, Enzyme Black) shows you the old-school cutup vocal effect used a lot in the 90s house sound that is so popular in the clubs right now.
For more advanced Cubase tutorial videos head to our 8 week Cubase level 2 course http://bit.ly/Onine-School
For more advanced Cubase tutorial videos head to our 8 week Cubase level 2 course http://bit.ly/Onine-School
Recording Studio Software History
The 1980s was a very important decade for music production and recording. MIDI
For the history of MIDI sequencers Atari ST was also important. Designed as a gaming computer with graphical user interface it featured also MIDI I/O and it was cheaper than Mac. Steinberg Cubase and Emagic Notator were first developed for Atari ST.
First PC software applications were Cakewalk MIDI sequencer and the SCORE music notation package. However, at that time PCs with first Windows were not so stable as these days and many musicians preferred Mac for which CODA's Finale software appeared at the end of 1980s. Cubase and Notator were also ported to Mac and PC platform.
Computers became faster with more RAM and disk capacity so the next trend was multi-track recording. Steinberg worked on MIDI + Audio sequencers like Cubase VST (Virtual Studio Technology
In 1999 Steinberg introduced Nuendo. It offered 96 kHz recording and 5.1 surround audio. Pro Tools offered surround audio in 2002. At that time Pro Tools became a standard for professional recording studio
Some ownership changes also occurred: Digidesign was acquired by Avid, Sony acquired Sonic Foundry, Emagic was acquired by Apple, Adobe acquired Syntrillium's Cool Edit Pro software and changed its name to Adobe Audition, and Steinberg was acquired by Pinnacle. Now every leading recording studio software runs on both popular platforms, PC and Mac. And stability is not an issue anymore.
Computers and software in music recording and production are inevitable. We can hardly imagine working with analog tapes and mixers. Digital signal processing has raised audio technology to a new level. Personal computers have evolved to a level where everybody can afford a home recording studio
There are also some disadvantages with this new technology. You can easily compress music and make it louder destroying the original dynamic and life it originally had. CD clipping is also very popular. However, the advantages of using computers in recording studios are huge. You only need the right software and some skills.
More about computers and software used in recording studios can be found at Recording Studio Software website. Here you will find also descriptions and previews of books about recording studios and recording studio software comparison.
Why You Should Attend Music Production School
when you attend music production school. Even if you think that you have it all down pat now, you can learn more about how to produce electronic music as well as how to use it when you attend classes for this art form.
Electronic music production can bring you to many different types of fields. While most people consider this art form to be used mostly in dance clubs where a DJ spins records, electronic music production can also be used for film as well as video. There are many job opportunities for those who attend and graduate from music production school. You will learn the fundamentals of music production as well as the right way to create various types of electronic music production when you attend a good music production school.
Those who have a job or are already enrolled in a traditional school setting need not give up what they already have in order to learn about electronic music production. The art form can be learned through an online music production school where the student can learn from home. There is no better way to learn a different career line or art form without giving up a full time job or college than by studying online.
The music production school is not an expensive endeavor but teaches you a wealth of information when it comes to electronic music production. Regardless of whether you use the skills that you learn in music production school for professional reasons, such as to be a DJ, or if you just use it to entertain family and friends, you will be happy when you learn the art of electronic music production, even if you just use it for yourself.
This is a way for you to learn an art form that continues to be as popular today as it was ten years ago and shows no signs of going anywhere. If you want to learn all there is about electronic music production, then the best way to do so is to attend an online music production school from your own computer.
You can learn much about electronic music production , the hottest music in the clubs, when you go to an online music production school . To find out more, you can go to Point Blank Online. Here's the link to their main site http://bit.ly/hflbJV
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