Product Description

• Recording, editing, mixing and mastering
• Time saving shortcuts
• Discover Cubase 5 s hidden secrets
• Become a power user
• Improve your workflow

Cubase 5 is undoubtedly one of the most powerful MIDI and audio production environments around but are you realising its full potential? This highly readable book is crammed with practical insider tips and tricks on using the program creatively.

Keep it by you as you work. You ll find it not only a great companion for troubleshooting and advice but also a source of inspiration. Discover the art of recording, arranging, editing, using plug-ins and VST instruments, processing audio and mixing all within the realms of Cubase 5.

Cubase 5 contains some amazingly cool new features and we've investigated them all to provide you with up-to-the-minute info on LoopMash, Groove Agent ONE, Beat Designer, VariAudio, PitchCorrect, REVerence, VST Expression and many more.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #106284 in Books
• Published on: 2009-09-28
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 160 pages

About the Author
Keith Gemmell is a UK music technology writer who contributes monthly to Music Tech Magazine. He also publishes educational sheet music and audio products from his busy Internet site.

Keith began his musical career at the age of seventeen playing saxophone, composing and recording for such labels as Virgin, Electra and Elton John's Rocket Records. This valuable experience enabled him to work alongside top record producers such as Gus Dudgeon. Since then he s been involved in just about every style of music imaginable both as a player and writer ranging from jazz orchestras to reggae outfits. You can find out more about him at www.saxmusicplus.com.

Customer Reviews

Very Useful
Although it is not an alternative manual, it is a very informative book full of clever ideas and hints. It covers all what is needed for the user's life to be made easier and it also offers some insight regarding things outside the software itself.
The units are cleverly and clearly organised, taking individual care of different aspects such as MIDI recording, audio, the interface/windows, the mixer etc.
It will definitely make any (non-pro of course) reader feel that they learn new clever things.
What I would like to see which is not there is detailed information on specific issues which, however, do not fall in the category of Tips and Tricks, and as a result, there is no real reason for me not to award 5 stars.