Cubase 7 Tutorial Video

US macProVideo.com releases Cubase 7 101 - Moving Forward with Cubase 7      07/12/12

Cubase 7 Tutorial Video


macProVideo.com has released Cubase 7 101 - Moving Forward with Cubase 7, They tell us that Matthew Loel T. Hepworth, their in-house Cubase expert has been hard at work exploring every line of code so you canasta all the powerful new features in this new version.

A spokesperson told Sonic State, "Cubase 7, with its new look and tons of new and powerful features, is truly revolutionary. That's why we brought in Steinberg Product Specialist, Matthew Hepworth, to create this 53-tutorial exploration. Learn how you can collaborate with other musicians from across town or across the globe with VST Connect. This feature lets you set up and produce a live, synched session online! Cubase 7's new mixer, the MixConsole, has also been completely redesigned. Routing your signal and accessing your plug-ins has never been more intuitive and elegant. Matthew also explores all the great new effects, Chord Track and Hermode tuning and shows how you can apply these cool features to your projects. But that's just the beginning: There is much more to discover. So make yourself comfortable and join Matt Hepworth in this tour de force of a course, Moving Forward with Cubase 7."


Pricing and Availability:
Subscription: $25/mth USD
HD Download: $15.60 USD

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