Cubase Tutorials

This tutorial describes some of the operations that can be carried out on audio events in Cubase. Techniques covered include: cutting, splicing, resizing and time-stretching audio events, applying non-destructive fade-ins, fade-outs and cross-fades, offline processing including normalization, pitch shift and reverse. A brief reminder of exporting a portion of the time line as a sound file is also given. Video by Dr James Mooney.

This tutorial describes how to import audio from a sound file into a Cubase project. It explains how to copy the file to the project directory, thus ensuring that Cubase retains a copy even if the original sound file is deleted or moved. Video by Dr James Mooney.

This tutorial describes the main functionality of the mixer in Cubase. Particular attention should be paid to the Output Bus section, which mimics the master section of a hardware mixing desk. Many of the features of the mixer can be accessed via other parts of the graphical user interface (namely the Inspector and the track settings dialog). These methods allow tracks/channels to be manipulated individually, whereas the mixer gives an overview of all the tracks in a project simultaneously. Video by Dr James Mooney.