Long time without visiting you. My Health back and forth. But it still seems to me to be the best work on Cubase on the entire network. Always grateful.
Federico,,, I have missed you,,, I was thinking about you recently. I'm sorry you have had health issues. I hope they eventually pass and you are completely restored. andrew
@@TheDigitalAudioManual I'm writing a lot, but I don't have time to mix what I record. I hope I can dedicate a little time to it next year or I will leave a legacy of songs that no one will ever finish producing. I miss your tutorials too. They still seem fantastic to me (the best). Anyway, I hope to follow you more frequently. Although I still remain between two waters (I don't know if it will be understood, it is a Spanish saying). In the end. I still really enjoy what you do when I can see it. A big hug from Spain.
Very helpful, thanks Andrew, i have been enjoying your videos and have gained useful information that would otherwise be painful trying to learn from the manual. I really appreciate how clearly you explain the DAW functions and often mysterious menus. thanks again!
Very useful super-condensed tips on creating a song. Especially useful to me is the '3 track trick' for recording. Thanks so much for your time and dedication!
hi alain,, I use lanes once the recording is done to do the comps,, or many times I will convert lanes to tracks and use them to thicken the comped vocal,,, but when it comes to the initial tracking,, the 3 tracks is the way I do it now.
Another way of recording multiple takes in Cubase 13 is to use the Track Versions feature. With Cycle on it can even be set up to record a new take on every cycle.
Amazing ❤
Long time without visiting you. My Health back and forth. But it still seems to me to be the best work on Cubase on the entire network. Always grateful.
Federico,,, I have missed you,,, I was thinking about you recently. I'm sorry you have had health issues. I hope they eventually pass and you are completely restored. andrew
@@TheDigitalAudioManual Thank you, my friend
@@TheDigitalAudioManual I'm writing a lot, but I don't have time to mix what I record. I hope I can dedicate a little time to it next year or I will leave a legacy of songs that no one will ever finish producing.
I miss your tutorials too. They still seem fantastic to me (the best). Anyway, I hope to follow you more frequently. Although I still remain between two waters (I don't know if it will be understood, it is a Spanish saying).
In the end. I still really enjoy what you do when I can see it. A big hug from Spain.
Wow. You captured me in just 2 minutes... Great content!
thank you guineapig,,, I think that is one of the best comments I have ever received,,, andrew
Hi Andrew' Awesome & inspiring Thank you.
Great! Thank you so much! It's very helpful to see, how you create a song!
Super cool video!
Great job 👏
Great again 👍
Very cool and helpful, thank you.
Very helpful, thanks Andrew, i have been enjoying your videos and have gained useful information that would otherwise be painful trying to learn from the manual. I really appreciate how clearly you explain the DAW functions and often mysterious menus. thanks again!
Very useful super-condensed tips on creating a song. Especially useful to me is the '3 track trick' for recording. Thanks so much for your time and dedication!
Very nice tutorial vid…keep up the good work!
Thank You Thank You Thank You......
Thank you very much.
Cool workflow video! Question: the 3-track tip for vocals was unexpected. Have you found using lanes problematic?
hi alain,, I use lanes once the recording is done to do the comps,, or many times I will convert lanes to tracks and use them to thicken the comped vocal,,, but when it comes to the initial tracking,, the 3 tracks is the way I do it now.
Another way of recording multiple takes in Cubase 13 is to use the Track Versions feature. With Cycle on it can even be set up to record a new take on every cycle.
a new track version on every cycle,, thats one on me,,, I will have to explore that,,,, andrew
The result is great!
thank you Eric,,,, andrew
Graet class, thanks