Hi there,

I've heard a few times that someone out there has a tutorial for how to use Cubase.

Well, if you're one of those people, please PM me, if you can get me a copy. I'd love to learn how to use it properly, and make sweet sweet music like you guys do !

:thumb:

These links might help...:thumb:
http://www.elysian-online.com/CubaseWalkthrough/CubaseWalkthrough1.htm
http://www.thewhippinpost.co.uk/cubase/cubase-sx2-tutorial.htm

Ta mate, although anyone know how you zoom in and out quickly. the time slices the guy has in the links are a lot less than the ones that were placed on my screen and I found myslef clicking and selecting zoom out until I could see the area between 1 and 2, rather than between 1 and 17 !!!

Couldn't find a quick key for it and I couldn't figure out how the zoom selector worked...

:maddance:

i never could get cubase to export to mp3

i managed to get it to export to a Audacity usable file though

i quickly removed the program after alot of that ;)

-clay

Vst exports , or should i say converts your finished Wav into your Mp3 format and exports it very very slowly . Far better to export the Audio as a Wav ( better quality anyway ) , then use Cool edit or sound forge to convert it or alter it , fades eq etc into Mp3 form ..

Export as wav and use Lame to encode. It's ridiculously fast.

Lame (http://lame.sourceforge.net/index.php)

RazorLame (http://www.dors.de/razorlame/index.php) (Frontend GUI for LAME)

That's all you need.

thanks for the RazorLame

thatll be useful for my friend ;)

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Ta mate, although anyone know how you zoom in and out quickly. the time slices the guy has in the links are a lot less than the ones that were placed on my screen and I found myslef clicking and selecting zoom out until I could see the area between 1 and 2, rather than between 1 and 17 !!!

Couldn't find a quick key for it and I couldn't figure out how the zoom selector worked...

:maddance:

just drag the sliders located on the very bottom right hand side of the screen to adjust the height and width of what is viewed on the transport page mate.