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Cubasis tutorial
So I decided to go with cubasis. I have to admit I'm quite frustrated, a few times I have opened it up trying to learn it....I'm used to the simple way of using menu's. like how on ableton I would hit file, new and add a midi track and insert my vest....this is not so easy....so then I go to you tube for some tutorials and I found steinberg ones but they gishow you general functions, while others show other types of stuff but not showing me what I want....did I meant ion I'm a red head and the temper that goes along with it? lol I'm just frustrated so can you please tell me how I start a new project from scratch, how to inset a synth using audiobus with this thing and how to insert a drum loop I have written?
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at the top right corner there is a question mark with 'help' written below. there's a getting started built into Cubasis.
basically it's not different from your laptop experience:
1) start a new project (media->create new project)
2) insert a blank track (add button -> choice of midi or audio)
3) add an instrument if it's a midi track (-> tap on the piano icon in the track header -> tap on 'instruments' -> select and instrument)
4) select the audio input if it's an audio track (->'routing' in the inspector -> input -> different choices )
Thank you!
The user doc for Cubasis is pretty good. And if you have the time, watch a lot of Sound Test Room videos on YouTube. Doug Woods uses Cubasis to host other apps, and to compose stuff all the time. You'd get a good view of possible workflows and steps to take to accomplish various tasks.
You could try asking some specific questions on this forum, too. Lots of Cubasis users on here.
If your drum loop is in AudioShare. You can transfer it from there by tapping on the Cubasis icon- if you tap all the symbols below your wav- you will see what they do- one of them will open a list of your other apps you can do this with- including Cubasis. It will then replicate/appear in Cubasis in ‘my audio’- then you can just drag it on to your audio track (see post above)- I would stick to audio tracks only until you get used to it. Then move on to midi.