Sonic Academy How To Use Cubase 12 Full Overview TUTORiAL-FANTASTiC

FANTASTiC | 21 March 2022 | 1.79 GB
Following on from his 'First Look' video when Cubase 12 launched, Protoculture is back as promised to take a closer look at some of the new features available.

There's a host of new and updated elements in Cubase 12 that'll speed up workflow, integrate your DAW with any hardware that you own, help you edit audio in new ways, and above all else, get more creative!

Over these ten videos, Nate goes through some of his favourite new features showing you how to use and get the most out of this impressive DAW.

Check it out!

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Soul1975	status	registered	comments	rating
Soul1975	Member	13.05.2015	293	+119

Good looks.
I definitely need to figure out how to use C12 because right now, it seems cumbersome and slow to me.

21.03.22 @ 12:28

DThor	status	registered	comments	rating
DThor	Member	9.08.2020	4	+2

I feel the same, I own Studio One and Ableton, and Cubase just seems like a step back 10 years. However, at least this lets me give it a fair shake. I get the impression that it's got the best feature set if you're working with video/film, but otherwise it tends to appeal more to long time users, who are just used to it.

21.03.22 @ 15:22

majik	status	registered	comments	rating
majik	Member	8.02.2012	397	+47

Its probably the learning curve I've been watching Dom on YouTube key commands makes it all a breeze.

21.03.22 @ 15:54

adirsab	status	registered	posts	comments	rating
adirsab	Member	10.01.2016	11	175	+255

key commands looks amzing for workflow. Im thinking to try cubase just for that function

4.08.22 @ 19:47

Malachi	status	registered	comments	rating
Malachi	Member	13.04.2016	8	+1

Funny, I'm finding the opposite. I'm achieving the best stability/performance, on the same hardware, with C12 compared to Studio One and Ableton. I think the ASIO guard in Cubase is better implemented than Studio One's Blue and Green Z's.

21.03.22 @ 19:41

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