| Cubase SX 3.0, Advanced Level - DVD Video
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Item 1850251EX, $39.95
Steinberg's Cubase SX3 converges extraordinary sound quality, intuitive handling and a vast range of functions with creative tools that save you time at every link of the production chain, from the initial musical idea to final mastering. Mastering these abilities is critical to getting the most from Cubase SX3, and in this Advanced Level DVD from Hal Leonard's MusicPro Guides series of DVDs you'll learn the skills you need to know to produce advanced arrangements by setting up loops and determining their tempos, creating a Tempo Track, using the Sample Editor (to create an effect) and more. This DVD teaches you to master the Mixer functions including training on Automating EQ, Grouping Tracks, Compression, Delays, mixing Pre-fader versus Post Fader, setting up sends, even adding a second mixer to your projects. A must-have training program for anyone wanting to make the most of using Cubase SX3! Running time: 90 minutes.
Format: DVD
Publisher: BCI Media
Category: Software & Video
Series: Music Pro Guide Books & DVDs
Composer: MusicPro Guides
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This book has a difficulty rating of on a scale of 1 to 6 with 6 being the hardest.
Publisher: "Cubase SX 3.0, Advanced Level - DVD Video" was published by BCI Media LLC.
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