You know what...it would be great to have a nice video that explains all those metering scales, their case uses and also what are the best practice for loudness since the mastering has ended (if it has ended at all anyways). Would be very very good to refresh this knowledge Thanks man❤❤❤❤
These are the most informative cubase 12 videos in this channel man. Recently upgraded from an ancient version to cubase 12 and your video tutorials are better than reading the manual.i never thought to change colours on the meter but will be now I've seen this.
Great work (again) Dom! SUCH important info. I use tracking with K-20 (thanks Bob!) but the trap I found was I didnt realise that ONLY the channel is relevant to the mixer...prob because you can just select any and use as a basis; not realising supervision etc could refer to this globally. Be nice if you could simply copy the eg K-20 to the actual channel mixer instead of from scratch everytime your defaults.xml gets corrupted.
@@trip83 I'd recommend checking your plugins and remove everything that is not needed from your session. Most of the crashes I experienced is somehow related to VSTs. And I'm talking iZotope and Waves here, not random free VSTs from the internet.
Also cracked Cubase crashes a lot! If it fits your workflow, you better just buy it. I'm mainly using Cubase's stock plugins so I haven't got a single crash in years...
@@LeChapeauMusic I've paid for every piece of software I have. I admit I didn't 20 years ago but built a setup from scratch this year and I've spent a lot. It crashes almost daily! It's pretty depressing as other than that it's a great piece of software.
Chris Selim had a video about this a while ago and I started to you use it like this. It works perfectly! It great that it is that customisable and you can make it as clear as you want! Thanks Dom!
Thanks Dom this was really helpful! It made me aware that had a lot of too high inputs while mixing. Should have seen it before but .... Anyhow you helped me again thanks!
I always use the Bob Katz K-Scale (usually 12 for rock/pop) and it automatically has the 3 colours and you mix to 0 and have plenty of headroom. Mixes a little quieter, but feels more like mixing to VU meters
Hey man, it is soooo useful and so cool! Especially for me doing the first steps in Cubase, when every simple operation can be real creativity killer, hehe )))
Subsucribed for a long time, but first time to leave a comment😅Sorry for that. Hav to say, as a music producer myself, if without Dom's videos, I will never figure out those utilities and features in Cubase, especially as I've been using Cubase for commercial purpose since Cubase 7, and lots of my habits and knowledge of using Cubase have been fixed or shall I say 'stablized' since then. Also I'm not that kind of person that pays enough attention to (or simply dont have the time) every little bit of the features that each Cubase upgrade offered, but rather simply, 'automatically' upgrade mostly for the stability and performance gains. Not until I meet this channel (via Cubase Official Channel), there's some many knowledge here gives good alternative references, opinions, tips for your production when you need them, besides that there's simply more than enough info here to improve the quaility of your Cubase life. Thanks Dom, and keep up the good work.🤟
Wow, not knowing about this I do almost exactly the same, although I set them slightly differently: green up to -18dB, yellow up to -6dB, orange up to 0dB and red above 0dB :)
i have learned a lot from you and this channel your videos are great thanx for all the help along the time as far as i am concerned you are a mini very big tool box hahaha!!!!
Great Info. Thx Dom. For the Supervision i use alot but in combination with Vision 4X from Excite Audio. Their Spectrogram is way better then Steinberg once. For Drum & Bass Music Productions a must.
@@LeChapeauMusic which Pro Tools converter? In my opinion it's miles better than the 192! Lynx make some of the most transparent converters on the market.
@@DomSigalas well I had the MTRX Studio in mind, cos it's really popular within small studios... I should definitely check Lynx out! Thanks for sharing!
Great videos thnx Dom. One thing I really need in Cubase is a second time clock. As separate from the project timeline. Is there such a thing? For example... some projects will have multiple songs laid out in sequence. Song 1 starts at 00:00 Song 2 starts at 05:23 Song 3 starts at 08:44 Etc But I may well mix these separately and the client will remark... please make these ** changes to Song 3 at 1min 23 and 2min13... etc. Right now I have to work.out where those timings are. But I Cubase had a second time clock. in minutes and seconds that I could set to stsrt from the left locator ( regardless of tempo ) that would be great. Does this exist already? Cheers, Michael
You know what...it would be great to have a nice video that explains all those metering scales, their case uses and also what are the best practice for loudness since the mastering has ended (if it has ended at all anyways). Would be very very good to refresh this knowledge
Thanks man❤❤❤❤
It's a bit old but here you go! ruclips.net/video/uVkSQrPPuo8/видео.html&ab_channel=Cubase
The default fallback for metering in Cubase 12 is 12db/s. I just found out, and thought I would share it with everyone. Thank you.
Dom,
This video is just what I needed as a new Cubase 12 pro user. Thank you. Please do more videos!!!
The default fallback is set at 12db/s. I never changed this setting, but I will do it everytime now. Thanks Dom !
Man, not to subscribe to your channel would be a crime 😊 it’s absolutely informative
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 thank you my friend!
These are the most informative cubase 12 videos in this channel man. Recently upgraded from an ancient version to cubase 12 and your video tutorials are better than reading the manual.i never thought to change colours on the meter but will be now I've seen this.
I cant invest in this on dead to be app, ill be back as soon as this man switches to logic
@@mikehunt576 🤦🏼 🙄
@@Catz-pt6lo RIP Cubase....king of crashing
Chris Selim is great as well. I also updated from the 8.5 to 13.
A great tip, Dom! A small thing which makes a huge difference!
It really does!
I learn a lot from your videos. Great work. Thank you.
Great work (again) Dom! SUCH important info. I use tracking with K-20 (thanks Bob!) but the trap I found was I didnt realise that ONLY the channel is relevant to the mixer...prob because you can just select any and use as a basis; not realising supervision etc could refer to this globally. Be nice if you could simply copy the eg K-20 to the actual channel mixer instead of from scratch everytime your defaults.xml gets corrupted.
Thanks!
Thank you for the support Dmitry!
Great idea and so easy to see without reading the scale. Makes life easy when gain staging!
Well, the very first thing in Cubase and Nuendo should be going to settings and under "general" enable the autosave functionality!
Cubase 12 crashes on me so much and my PC is a powerhouse!
@@trip83 I'd recommend checking your plugins and remove everything that is not needed from your session. Most of the crashes I experienced is somehow related to VSTs. And I'm talking iZotope and Waves here, not random free VSTs from the internet.
Also cracked Cubase crashes a lot! If it fits your workflow, you better just buy it. I'm mainly using Cubase's stock plugins so I haven't got a single crash in years...
@@LeChapeauMusic I've paid for every piece of software I have. I admit I didn't 20 years ago but built a setup from scratch this year and I've spent a lot. It crashes almost daily! It's pretty depressing as other than that it's a great piece of software.
@@TheParagonAxis I use iZotope plugins a hell of a lot, but they're needed so guess I'll just have to put up with it :-/
Meter's fallback... something so simple has just upped my game by so much!
Always good practical advice here.
I´m a mac Cubase user since v 3.52, and still learning more from u, ty and a very well deserved like !
wow! this is exactly what I do since cubase sx!! I am not crazy after all!!!
Hey man, alot of excellent stuff on your channel! Thank you! Subscribed.
Chris Selim had a video about this a while ago and I started to you use it like this. It works perfectly! It great that it is that customisable and you can make it as clear as you want! Thanks Dom!
Thanks Dom this was really helpful! It made me aware that had a lot of too high inputs while mixing. Should have seen it before but .... Anyhow you helped me again thanks!
Thank you I have been using cubase for 20 years and didn't know about this
Super useful advice, thanks Dom !
Thank you, Dom - great video - very helpful 🙂
Great Thanks
New to the community, appreciate your tutorial. Thanks!!!🙏
Cubase SuperVision metering is straight fire.
Thanks Bro........appreciate you
Hello Dom,
Thanks for this information. I will definitely adapt this to my Cubase now. Please keep it up, your videos are very helpful to me.
I was just admiring cubase metering and then I stumbled on this video where you said the same thing😂🔥
Cubase is miles ahead with so many things,
I have used all the DAW over the years and can say from experience Cubase has it all
Cubase rules!!
Thank you for this informations. I like to go back to Nuendo 5 metering and i found the solution in your video.
Thanks❤
im using cubase 10.5 and it was very helpful thanks 😘
I thought of this last months and at last I will do it!
Thanks again! Your videos are great!
Спасибо
Every time I visit this channel I learn something new! Thank you very much Dom 😊
Love this, way faster to see than the default gradients
Thanks !
Very good tip!
Hold up.. cubase metering default is 12 db/s, and thanks for your knowledge..👏👏💯👍
Loving your teaching. Have learned so much.
Ya learn something new everyday! 😉👍............I don't think I'll ever learn every single nook & cranny of Cubase 🤷♂
Thanks
Thank you so much for the support!
Great. QThanks.
Thanks...
thank you for the all the effort you put in your videos to keep us educated. Great Job!
2:41 - I believe the default is 12bD/s
Thank you my dear 😊 teacher.
Your the best 🙂
It's incredible that Cubase has stuff like that and doesn't have multiple set of the bar ruler.
What do you mean by multiple set of bar ruler? :)
Thank you!
I always use the Bob Katz K-Scale (usually 12 for rock/pop) and it automatically has the 3 colours and you mix to 0 and have plenty of headroom. Mixes a little quieter, but feels more like mixing to VU meters
first: it´s better to use your ears than visual analysers. 2nd: Cubase stock analyzers are top notch and you don´t need thirdparts stuff.
@@Byron101_ K-scale is inbuilt in Cubase, it’s just one of the meter options, no 3rd party plug-in needed 😀
I found this interesting.
Thanks Dom, great video.
Cubase is just the best rlly
Why this is not a default settings in Cubase!!!
This was awesome, thanks you so much!!
Hey man, it is soooo useful and so cool! Especially for me doing the first steps in Cubase, when every simple operation can be real creativity killer, hehe )))
You the bet I learn so match
Thank you mister for your help !
Subsucribed for a long time, but first time to leave a comment😅Sorry for that.
Hav to say, as a music producer myself, if without Dom's videos, I will never figure out those utilities and features in Cubase, especially as I've been using Cubase for commercial purpose since Cubase 7, and lots of my habits and knowledge of using Cubase have been fixed or shall I say 'stablized' since then.
Also I'm not that kind of person that pays enough attention to (or simply dont have the time) every little bit of the features that each Cubase upgrade offered, but rather simply, 'automatically' upgrade mostly for the stability and performance gains.
Not until I meet this channel (via Cubase Official Channel), there's some many knowledge here gives good alternative references, opinions, tips for your production when you need them, besides that there's simply more than enough info here to improve the quaility of your Cubase life.
Thanks Dom, and keep up the good work.🤟
Thank you my friend ❤️
brilliant tutorial many thanks
Thank you very much. Very useful tutorial indeed. Regards.
Boom! Best channel on Cubase!
Lots of Love for you Dom!
I do the same. To see -12 and -6 db, and its yellow to and the rest in orange/red to red.
Doing it RIGHT NOW! Thanks
God of cubase
Great video, Dom! Thank you!
You are greate! Now I'm going to watch only your tutorial videos. Others are just a waste of time! ;-)
BOOM BRO ... THANKYOU
Excellent thank you!
Subscribed 👍
Tack!
Thank you
Wow this is going to help me so much
Always gives the best tips! Thanks
Thank you for the useful information
This is so helpful. You are the boss. 😎
I love your shirt! I want one!
Thanks a Lot Dom !!!
You're the best, Dom
Fantastic tip! thanks!
dom and boommmmm! you are the best
Wow, not knowing about this I do almost exactly the same, although I set them slightly differently: green up to -18dB, yellow up to -6dB, orange up to 0dB and red above 0dB :)
BOOM!
Big thankx Bro❤❤
Boom!
Great advice! will test it!
I’m off to do this right now
Great stuff. Many thanks x
Very useful! Thanx!
i have learned a lot from you and this channel your videos are great thanx for all the help along the time
as far as i am concerned you are a mini very big tool box hahaha!!!!
Great tip!
Always good, thank you !
Beautiful Video!
Great Info. Thx Dom. For the Supervision i use alot but in combination with Vision 4X from Excite Audio. Their Spectrogram is way better then Steinberg once. For Drum & Bass Music Productions a must.
Thank
The original Meter's Fallback is at 12 dBs
Thanks for this vid Dom! Will you please do more on Spectral Layers? (The voice in the tutorials puts me to sleep)
Hey do you have tried to make an CPU Test with Cubase where you checked how much an CORE makes differences in actual PC Environments?
That fallback setting is amazing! Thanks so much! What's your converter by the way?
Lynx Hilo :)
@@DomSigalas never heard of it! how does it compare to something like Pro Tools?
@@LeChapeauMusic which Pro Tools converter? In my opinion it's miles better than the 192! Lynx make some of the most transparent converters on the market.
@@DomSigalas well I had the MTRX Studio in mind, cos it's really popular within small studios... I should definitely check Lynx out! Thanks for sharing!
Great videos thnx Dom.
One thing I really need in Cubase is a second time clock. As separate from the project timeline.
Is there such a thing?
For example... some projects will have multiple songs laid out in sequence.
Song 1 starts at 00:00
Song 2 starts at 05:23
Song 3 starts at 08:44
Etc
But I may well mix these separately and the client will remark... please make these ** changes to Song 3 at 1min 23 and 2min13... etc.
Right now I have to work.out where those timings are.
But I Cubase had a second time clock. in minutes and seconds that I could set to stsrt from the left locator ( regardless of tempo ) that would be great.
Does this exist already?
Cheers, Michael