ive recently purchased sx3 after wanting to get more serious about music making, can anyone recomend a good book to help me to get used to the software more quickly, specifically aimed at a dance music producer would be nice!also the books i have seen so far looked more for guitar style composers and i dont really record audio,i mainly just use loops,samplers and soft synths,i currently use fruity loops
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Feb-14-2007 15:10
chrisspob
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2005
Location: bolton
are they good then because there expensive @ 110 euros for three discs, ive seen a book called fast guide to cubase sx3 (author miller)on amazon for 20 euros but i like the idea of dvd tutorials, cheers for that
video tutorials my friend gave me (apparently the mentioned DVD) were a great guide for me. almost everything I wanted to know about Cubase SX3
Feb-16-2007 11:34
benni
merci charles
Registered: Mar 2002
Location: malmö, sweden
I thought that I would use this thread in asking a little noob question I have regarding cubase. I have a Virus KB and I connected it to the computer via a hardware mixer, and now I can play sounds that Cubase can see in its mixer, but I cant record the sounds! whats wrong?
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Feb-17-2007 13:46
excite331
Junior tranceaddict
Registered: Jan 2007
Location: Here
quote:
Originally posted by benni
I thought that I would use this thread in asking a little noob question I have regarding cubase. I have a Virus KB and I connected it to the computer via a hardware mixer, and now I can play sounds that Cubase can see in its mixer, but I cant record the sounds! whats wrong?
Simply, start an audio track, arm it for recording by pressing the red record button, make sure the audio input is set correctly then press record.
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Feb-17-2007 14:41
michaelconway
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Registered: Jun 2004
Location: Daly City , CA
One book I can recomend is the manual. Im serious, sit down and start to write a track, have the manual open in another window or the book open on the desk. Whats the first thing you might need to learn? well importing audio, hotkeys help alot, or simply connecting a vst. Im not sure what your level of skill is right now but you get my point.
