Hi the sound should not lose any quality? how are you recording drums? are you programming them in midi and using a vsti to trigger samples? or are you actually recording in live drums? or are you just using loops/samples. Either way the sound quality should not change? please give me more information and I will try and do another video to help you. Many Thanks Mike
Hi Markus, Its not something I tend to do much but I know that you can save a channel lets say an audio channel with a loop on it, you have applied eq and effects on the inserts etc, if you right click the channel you can save it as a track preset you can then save this and call it up later with all your effects applied, HOWEVER this does not save the loop etc only the effects that were applied to the track.Hope this is some help. Kind regards Mike
Helo, I have a big problem when I use drums on cubase. First, when I play the drums, sounds ok,…but when I listen the the track I recorded it seems it was somehow automaticly quantized and it really doesn’t get close to what I wanted, I mean the notes aren’t the same as I’ve played before, sometimes they come early, sometimes they come late it’s horrible. after this, I found out “undo quantize” and this problem was solved. but in the other hand, the sound loses quality. please help me dude!!
Hi Mike, great tutortials! can i ask .. do you know of a way that i can export a track so i can then import if back into a different project? e.g a drum track using Battery 3 etc that would export the whole thing including the presets/settings?? Im using Cubase 6.7 btw Cheers Markus
Good info! Ever thought of using white noise for builds? It’s an extremely uprising element wich enhances the build. What you do is you get a 4 bar track of only white noise and slowly build up the frequenty and a fixed resonance. At the last bar, bring up the freq. even more and turn the resonance up to about 30 percent. I couldnt hear it in the mix, could be my speakers tho. Hope this helps you and others with their builds 😉 Grtz from Holland
Hey I have a quick question…I build Songs in Logic as well and then Export and import in to Pro Tools, and the mix and track levels i have going in Logic always sounds solid pre-export, but post export when they are in Pro tools, I have trouble getting the same mix flow and sound as it had inside Logic, quality is still there, i just feel like im fighting levels and constantly having to adjust and automate my faders and there volumes, any tips? Oh and check out my 1st production video!
Nice man, I really liked you took the time even though you are a producer already. To many people that gets going into fame forget the little people, the people they once where themselves. God bless you to and your music, both House music and techno is one thing laying close to heart so I like see people who work on on it. But I listen to most music, I mean good music is good music. I might send you something I do in the future, I’m just getting started so I need time.
Where do you find those nice big sweeping “sonics” as you call them? Sometimes producers put ducking on them etc… or how do you create them yourself… reversing some instrument with lots of reverb/echo?
Very nice “wind” sound. i could really use sound like that to build up the drop, but i cant find/create any 😀 could anyone please help out? btw, im useing cubase.
Mike Smith
Hi the sound should not lose any quality? how are you recording drums? are
you programming them in midi and using a vsti to trigger samples? or are
you actually recording in live drums? or are you just using loops/samples.
Either way the sound quality should not change? please give me more
information and I will try and do another video to help you. Many Thanks
Mike
Mike Smith
Hi Markus, Its not something I tend to do much but I know that you can save
a channel lets say an audio channel with a loop on it, you have applied eq
and effects on the inserts etc, if you right click the channel you can save
it as a track preset you can then save this and call it up later with all
your effects applied, HOWEVER this does not save the loop etc only the
effects that were applied to the track.Hope this is some help. Kind regards
Mike
cheaprum
Helo, I have a big problem when I use drums on cubase. First, when I play
the drums, sounds ok,…but when I listen the the track I recorded it seems
it was somehow automaticly quantized and it really doesn’t get close to
what I wanted, I mean the notes aren’t the same as I’ve played before,
sometimes they come early, sometimes they come late it’s horrible. after
this, I found out “undo quantize” and this problem was solved. but in the
other hand, the sound loses quality. please help me dude!!
MarkusVisa
Hi Mike, great tutortials! can i ask .. do you know of a way that i can
export a track so i can then import if back into a different project? e.g a
drum track using Battery 3 etc that would export the whole thing including
the presets/settings?? Im using Cubase 6.7 btw Cheers Markus
Mike Smith
Deejay Sounderson
Yo Yo Yo!!!! Jaramillo is in the house.. good tips bro… keep me up to
date on the releases…
salvodisalvo
Good arrangement tips are EXACTLY what’s missing from YouTube tutorials.
This is GREAT! Thanks alot!
DJxBUNNYBOOSH
great tutorial ma man ;D
Jorge Jaramillo
your welcome
mark christopher
dude I want you to produce me..
scorbett14
I hope you do more of these Jorge, much love from your LA fan base.
byouno93
@DJLinus94 it’s just automating filtered white noise.
BobbyLikesIt
Good info! Ever thought of using white noise for builds? It’s an extremely
uprising element wich enhances the build. What you do is you get a 4 bar
track of only white noise and slowly build up the frequenty and a fixed
resonance. At the last bar, bring up the freq. even more and turn the
resonance up to about 30 percent. I couldnt hear it in the mix, could be my
speakers tho. Hope this helps you and others with their builds 😉 Grtz from
Holland
AngellOfficial
Hey I have a quick question…I build Songs in Logic as well and then
Export and import in to Pro Tools, and the mix and track levels i have
going in Logic always sounds solid pre-export, but post export when they
are in Pro tools, I have trouble getting the same mix flow and sound as it
had inside Logic, quality is still there, i just feel like im fighting
levels and constantly having to adjust and automate my faders and there
volumes, any tips? Oh and check out my 1st production video!
Carlos Principe
Thanks man,….for truly keeping house music alive.
tidytrax100
jorges? is this you?
tyron26musikman
Respect for this vid. Could you make a video dealing with using samples …
the editing and cutting – time stretching etc. blessings in all that you do
lynxian1
Thanks for the tips 5* from me, just the type of info I was looking for
Messiah
Nice man, I really liked you took the time even though you are a producer
already. To many people that gets going into fame forget the little people,
the people they once where themselves. God bless you to and your music,
both House music and techno is one thing laying close to heart so I like
see people who work on on it. But I listen to most music, I mean good music
is good music. I might send you something I do in the future, I’m just
getting started so I need time.
BowieZ
Where do you find those nice big sweeping “sonics” as you call them?
Sometimes producers put ducking on them etc… or how do you create them
yourself… reversing some instrument with lots of reverb/echo?
LoveBirdCreations
Thanks.
Felippe Senne
que bosta…
AussieDolla
dont you just love when you think about something, it comes ur way…SHINY
DISCO BALLS. thanx for the info 🙂
ChePower
Great video man 🙂 Some good tips there. Track sounds class too!
DJLinus94
Very nice “wind” sound. i could really use sound like that to build up the
drop, but i cant find/create any 😀 could anyone please help out? btw, im
useing cubase.
Evan Roberts
Are you 100% self taught….or did you attend any music production
schools?…or audio engineering courses? thanks for your time posting this
video
Tekmatic
yes, would love to see more.