It allows you to organize the song, by changing the name of the markers and the color (it colors the entire section, instead of just the small marker). What is the use of adding cycle markers to the Cubase project? But most people don’t use Cycle markers and I find that they are actually more useful! Tip 4: Use cycle markers.Ī lot of people use markers to mark certain locations in the mix, which allows them to quickly jump to that specific location.
Click on more and you will find a list with all the templates you created. Next time you open Cubase and it prompts you to open Templates, recent files, etc. you need, then click on File > Save as Template and save it. Simply open a new project, create all the tracks, folders, busses, markers, etc. Of course, loading a whole project with EQ, Compression, and all the effects you could use on every track, is exactly as inefficient since every song you mix will be different.īut there’s some common elements that you will probably load every time.įor example, tracks, track names, Folders, busses, markers, etc. This isn’t efficient, using templates will allow you to work faster. What is the point of opening Cubase and having to start from scratch every single time? If you’re looking to build your Home Studio, then here is a list of the Essential Home Studio Components.Now to move the tracks into the folder simply drag and drop them in. To create a folder track select Project>Add Track>Folder or right click on the track window and add a Folder track. This will let you focus on the tracks you really need to, without getting lost or distracted. The ability to sort the tracks this way allows for a neater and less confusing workflow. Once you place the tracks inside their respective folders, you can collapse them, opening up a lot of visual space in the project. You can name and color the folders, which will also apply the same color to the tracks inside those folders. Tip 2: Use folders to get organized.Ĭreating folders allows you to organize your tracks into groups. This obviously comes down to your own personal preference, but I think it’s very useful to know. This really comes in handy when you want to play the beginning of a certain part over and over without the need to loop it.
In Cubase you have to check this option manually by going to File>Preferences>transport>Return transport to start position. One thing I used to like better about Nuendo, before switching over to Cubase, was that the transport would automatically go back to the starting position as soon as I pressed stop. Let’s get right into it… Tip 1: Return the transport to the starting position. In this post I will be going over 11 tips and shortcuts for Cubase that might be of use to you. Cubase is an incredible DAW, with many options and a whole lot of stuff available on it! I’ve been using it for quite some time now and while I still don’t know every single detail about it, I’ve found a couple of tips as well as shortcuts that ended up being really useful to me.
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