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9780619284923

Cubase Sx 2 Music Starter Kit

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  • ISBN13:

    9780619284923

  • ISBN10:

    0619284927

  • Edition: CD
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2004-10-08
  • Publisher: Cengage Learning Ptr
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Table of Contents

Introduction xv
Setting Up SX/SL for Your Computer
1(12)
Starting Cubase
2(1)
Starting Cubase for Windows Users
2(1)
Starting Cubase for Macintosh Users
3(1)
Audio Cards Setup---VST Multitrack
3(6)
Latency---What Is It?
4(1)
How Can I Reduce Latency?
4(5)
MIDI Settings
9(4)
DirectMusic (Windows XP)---Core MIDI System (OS X)
9(2)
All MIDI Inputs
11(1)
Default MIDI Ports
12(1)
Creating a New Project---Project Templates
13(12)
Creating a New Project and Adjusting Settings
14(5)
Creating a Blank Project
14(2)
Making Project Settings
16(3)
Working with Templates
19(6)
Starting a Project Using Pre-Installed Templates
19(2)
Creating Your Own Custom Template
21(4)
Recording Audio
25(18)
Adding and Setting Up an Audio Track
26(4)
Adding an Audio Track
26(2)
Setting the Track's Input and Enabling Track Monitoring
28(2)
Working with Input Channels (SX Version Only)
30(4)
Adjusting Input Levels---Input Gain
30(1)
Knob Controls to Faders
31(1)
Adjusting the Recording Levels
32(2)
Recording Audio
34(9)
Setting the Song's Tempo
34(1)
Using the Metronome
35(1)
Recording---Using Punch In and Punch Out
36(3)
Recording with Effects
39(4)
Recording MIDI
43(12)
Loading the Tutorial Project
44(1)
Adding a MIDI Track
45(1)
Connecting a MIDI Track's Inputs and Outputs
45(2)
Recording MIDI
47(8)
Setting the Punch In and Out Times---Locators
47(2)
Recording
49(1)
Cycle Recording---Record Modes
50(5)
Arranging in the Project Window
55(22)
Navigating the Project Window
56(8)
Track Inspector
56(1)
Zooming the Project
57(7)
Arranging with the Project Window
64(13)
Copying Audio Events and MIDI Parts
64(2)
Removing Audio Events or MIDI Parts
66(1)
Splitting and Moving Audio Events and MIDI Parts
67(3)
Gluing Events and Parts Together
70(1)
Resizing Events and Parts
71(3)
Resizing MIDI Parts
74(3)
Audio Editing---Sample Editor and Audio Part Editor
77(24)
Editing Audio Events
78(5)
Loading the Tutorial Project
78(1)
Trimming the Audio Event
79(4)
Creating Regions
83(7)
Working with Overlapping Audio Events and Creating Crossfades
90(6)
Setting an Audio Event to the Front
91(2)
Creating and Editing Crossfades
93(3)
The Audio Part Editor
96(5)
Creating an Audio Part
96(1)
Editing an Audio Part
97(3)
Auditioning Events in an Audio Part
100(1)
Editing MIDI
101(14)
Editing MIDI Note Information
102(10)
The Tutorial Project
102(1)
Changing Pitch
102(3)
Changing Note Length
105(1)
Changing a Note's Timing
106(1)
Changing Velocities
107(5)
Quantizing MIDI
112(3)
Working with VST Instruments
115(10)
Loading a VST Instrument
116(2)
Assigning a MIDI Track to an Instrument
118(3)
Freezing VST Instruments
121(4)
Freezing the Instrument
121(2)
Unfreezing an Instrument
123(2)
Getting to Know the Mixer
125(10)
Adjusting Channel Volumes and Panning
126(3)
Muting and Soloing Channels
129(2)
Muting and Soloing Individual Channels
129(1)
Global Unmute and Unsolo
130(1)
Mixer Channel Views
131(4)
Hiding Channels
132(1)
Saving and Recalling Mixer Views Presets
133(2)
Applying EQ and Effects
135(18)
Applying EQ to a Channel
136(3)
Inserting an Effect on a Channel
139(2)
Working with FX Channels
141(7)
For Cubase SX Users
144(3)
For Cubase SL Users
147(1)
Offline Audio Processing
148(5)
Applying Standard Audio Processing
148(2)
Applying Offline Audio Plug-ins
150(3)
Automation and Mixing Tips
153(16)
Recording Mixer Movements
154(6)
Automating the EQ
160(2)
Mixer Tips---Group Channels and Linking Channels
162(7)
Group Channels
162(4)
Linking Channels
166(3)
Finalizing Your Mix
169(8)
Performing a Mixdown
170(4)
Creating an MP3 File
174(3)
Customizing Cubase
177(10)
Customizing the Transport Panel
178(3)
Using Transport Preset Views
178(2)
Customizing the Components
180(1)
Colorizing Parts or Events
181(1)
Customizing the Task Bar
182(1)
Program Startup Options
183(4)
File Management---Audio Pool
187(8)
Importing Audio
188(3)
Inserting Audio into the Project
191(1)
Removing Unused Media
192(3)
Working with Hitpoints
195(14)
Creating Hitpoints
196(5)
Slicing Audio at the Hitpoints
201(2)
Changing the Tempo
203(3)
Quantizing Audio
206(3)
VST Connections
209(14)
Assigning Your Audio Interface's Input and Output
210(4)
Creating and Removing Busses
214(9)
Creating a Stereo Input Bus
214(1)
Creating a Mono Input Bus
215(2)
Creating a Stereo Output Bus
217(6)
Appendix A Additional MIDI Editors
223(12)
Converting a MIDI Track to a Drum Track
224(1)
Editing a Drum Track
225(3)
Opening the Score
228(2)
The List Editor
230(5)
Appendix B Project Tools
235(16)
Markers and Marker Tracks
236(9)
Creating Markers
236(4)
Marker Tracks
240(5)
Tempo Track
245(6)
Appendix C Making Connections
251(10)
Setting Up ReWire
252(4)
VST System Link (VSL)
256(5)
Appendix D Online Resources
261(4)
Official Steinberg and Cubase SX/SL Sites
262(1)
Sites with Cubase-Related Discussions, Tips, and Tricks
262(1)
Plug-in Sites
262(1)
Computer Maintenance and Tweaking Sites
263(1)
Online Magazines and Other General Audio Sites
263(2)
Appendix E Review Questions and Answers
265(6)
Questions
266(2)
Answers
268(3)
Glossary 271(4)
Index 275

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