Mastering Cubase 7

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    11. The Cubase Sample Editor
    A lesson with In Your Ear
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    Need to make subtle edits to audio events in Cubase? Learn how to make detailed edits such as rhythm corrections with the powerful Sample Editor.

    The Cubase Sample Editor
    with In Your Ear

    Need to make subtle edits to audio events in Cubase? Learn how to make detailed edits such as rhythm corrections with the powerful Sample Editor.

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    12. Using VariAudio in Cubase
    A lesson with In Your Ear
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    Want to do some pitch correction in Cubase without going full-blown T-Pain? This lesson shows you how to use VariAudio to edit pitch for vocals and more.

    Using VariAudio in Cubase
    with In Your Ear

    Want to do some pitch correction in Cubase without going full-blown T-Pain? This lesson shows you how to use VariAudio to edit pitch for vocals and more.

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    13. Tempo Correction in Cubase | Part 1
    A lesson with In Your Ear
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    In part one of a three-part series, learn how engineers altered tempo before the rise of DAWs and how to make simple time corrections in Cubase 7.

    Tempo Correction in Cubase | Part 1
    with In Your Ear

    In part one of a three-part series, learn how engineers altered tempo before the rise of DAWs and how to make simple time corrections in Cubase 7.

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    14. Tempo Correction in Cubase | Part 2
    A lesson with In Your Ear
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    Do you want your Cubase project’s tempo to conform to an imported audio file? Learn how to use several features for fixing off-tempo live performances.

    Tempo Correction in Cubase | Part 2
    with In Your Ear

    Do you want your Cubase project’s tempo to conform to an imported audio file? Learn how to use several features for fixing off-tempo live performances.

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    15. Tempo Correction in Cubase | Part 3
    A lesson with In Your Ear
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    In the third and final part of this series on tempo correction, explore more advanced hitpoint and warp marker techniques, including quantizing audio events.

    Tempo Correction in Cubase | Part 3
    with In Your Ear

    In the third and final part of this series on tempo correction, explore more advanced hitpoint and warp marker techniques, including quantizing audio events.

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    Chris S
    I have a couple of questions, I did a practice project where I added a few stereo outs to GA1 and saved it. And the next day I reopened the project again and I get a message that says something like missing stereo outs. Why does this happen? And last when I use my MIDI controller and the faders are working properly and I go back the next day in the same project and they do nothing, what happened? Thanks for all your time and being patient with me.
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    In Your Ear
    Honestly (and sorry if this sounds like a total cop out) but sometimes Cubase just plain forgets. It happens to us all the time. We've even had the outputs of our interface just disconnect in the middle of a session. I honestly think it may be a bug in the program, this is something I've only noticed within the past update or two. So I'm hoping they get things fixed soon. Until then, you may just have to reconnect everything each time you want to work.
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    Chris S
    thanks, I thought I was doing something wrong but I do agree with you.
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    Chris S
    I purchased the master Cubase lessons from lobe.com yesterday but I have one question? I've noticed on Pro Tools you can make a stereo track with 2 pan knobs(seperate left and right), I've always wanted to be able to do that in Cubase because I heard piano sounds better panned out as per David Gibson(the art of mixing).
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    In Your Ear
    To move the two side independently you have hold down the ALT/Option key.
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    Chris S
    Your awesome, thanks.
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