The problem we have today is that we have way too many options.The temptation of distraction is nearly impossible to avoid. The overall quality is so high in software. With dedication at focus great songs can be made with nearly any VI synth, a pair of effects and the DAW. Thank you for putting this out. I think it would be great for many new artist to see you make a song from start to finish with just one instrument in Cubase.
this is true, you go from wanting to create music to collecting plugins you don't use much. I think as both a Cubase and Ableton user, I end up in the latter a lot because there is no GUI distraction just unified tools that work, however, that's just DAW preferences yet again, all functions are the same in each, record, modify and send out the speakers, with options to do that, the main trick to watch out for is an emulation of very old hardware no one has ever used, so no point of reference, Cubase channel strips and built-in effects processing and tools does everything you would want, Dom points out some goodies above, Cubase built-in sampler as an actual instrument is a really great way to build up interesting things off resampling recordings of yourself or sound design elements, be great if they implemented a synth that has all the features you would need like that, but yeah, its like walking into a warehouse these days with 1000 variations of the same thing, so i can relate to that need for simplicity and consolidated tool sets so you don't end up lost for years.
@@prewinder I've got a muse receptor 2 full nice vst rack machine for that purpose. Really great doing that. Connects you to the music, gets your playing skills up. Those important muso vibes. 🙏🎶
Hey Dom. Norman Fearrington here..drummer for Santana, Tina Turner, Diz Gillespie Phila Inter Records, etc. I love your videos man. Musical, instructive, and full of energy. Thanks
Still use and LOVE cubase stock compressor. The fact that I can dial anywhere inbetween peak and rms is awesome and, oddly, not a feature I've found in other 3rd party comps. If there is one, atleast cubases comp puts it at the forefront.
I use Test Generator all the time to reinforce or add fundamentals to kicks and snares! Sometimes I just love the character or vibe of a drum sound I'm working with, but I can't get it to hit the way I want. I'll put an instance of Test Generator on a group track with a gate immediately after, then trigger the sidechain on the gate with the kick or snare I want to reinforce. I set Test Generator to a general starting frequency (~65 Hz for kicks, ~200 Hz for snares) and play around with the frequency until I'm getting the right "thump" I'm looking for. Sine wave tends to sound the most transparent, but you can get wild results by playing around with different wave shapes. All that's left after that is to blend to taste and presto!
My mind is pretty blown. I'm still running a very old Artist v 8 and even just having access to these updated stock plugins in 12 makes the upgrade to Pro all the more compelling, now Steinberg have sent me a discounted price. I'd definitely be interested in seeing videos dedicated to each of these (noting you already did the multitap delay). Thank you for opening our eyes to what's in front of us.
The step filter is super fun. Great on distorted guitar. A really creative plugin. An in-depth video would be great. Thanks for the videos Dom. And that tap delay sounds like a lot of fun.
Another great video, Dom! Yet again making me feel bad for having bought SO many third party plugins unnecessarily.😢 Hopefully I am cured now, trying to remember how much is already included in my Cubase 12 Pro. And yes, please, videos on the filter and the mod!
I really appreciate these videos! I’m new to Nuendo, switching from protools, since October so I’m always watching your cubase videos. I haven’t dived into the stock plug-ins since I already own lots of 3rd party ones. But the stepper and envelop shaper are two that I needed. The Cloner is also something I’d love to mess around with. Great value on this one!
This is really fantastic content! I admit I am one of those that hardly ever reach for the stock plug ins in Cubase. Just recently I made a personal comparison between reverence and some other third party plugins. And the stock plugin performed amazing. This one really helped me a lot. Thx for the good work
A great video Dom, literally another revelation. I can only agree: "Learn to work with Cubase's own plugins". In most cases, these lead to the same good sonic result as many third-party plugins in the same category. I've experienced this myself over the past few months. The third-party plugins often look much more spectacular and suggest that the sound result will be even better. But that is a fallacy. That's not the case, apart from a few very special plugins for the absolute top studio scene, which most of us bedroom producers don't really need anyway, because it's not the plugins that make the music better, but the people/musicians with their know-how, including his many years of practice and experience. For me personally, the typical buying spree of third party plugins was over by the end of 2022. Another reason was that I had totally lost track of all the plugins and didn't even know what "fancy" plugins I had. I'm "cured" 😉
Great video! I have to say that especially when it comes to Multitap Delay I completely agree with Dom. Don't sleep on this one, it's not a case of "it does the job" or "it's just as good". This plugin goes well above and beyond! Super powerful, super versatile, I use it all the time!
Yes yes yes please Dom! Please make videos of these amazing stock plugins. Only you explore these tools to the full making them so much more fun, useful and practical for us lesser producers! Thanks for your valuable videos!
well i am one of the people not using this kind of plugins tbh... i have used and tried other daws in the past.. and recently decided to switch to cubase... no matter what for cubase i have say only one thing... "no matter if the learning curve might be harder than some other daws, all the stock plugins i have used are really great, have nothing to be jealous from premium stuff....and cubase on it's own is really an excellent all around DAW"
Where would Steinberg be without you mate haha! Thanks for all your dedicated Cubase vids. So many features in cubase we forget about or dont even know about
Oh my!! I’ve used the multi delay but seeing how you use it so sparingly is so effective!! Love to see more on the mod machine. These are so great. Thanks much.
Over time I've learned something - when Dom makes the Dom Stank Face it's best to pay special attention. Dedicated video on step filter please and thank you
fantastic video, thank you so much, that was really interesting, it would be great to see more detailed videos about the mod machine and step filter from you!!
Great job colleague. Very interesting. Please make a dedicated video. I’ve stopped buying 3rd plugins since we got Cubase 11. We really have everything inside the Cubase the best DAW! 🥳
Cubase & Blender are by far my favorite software programs in the past 5 years. It'd be amazing if Cubase & Blender Studios talent combined in collaborative production projects to showcase how rich and powerful these tools are.
👉The SQUASHER is another that requires some studying and experiencing, but once you understand how and what it does, it ROCKS!! I have Steven Slate drums and use the SQUASHER on all the separate samples with a little saturation...beats anything else for me and I'm a great one for channel strips!! Dom is The Don⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Great video Dom. Yes, stock plugins are great and also very well integrated into Cubase thus not consuming CPU like crazy. My 2 cents: 1) Multitap delay: is just a "killing machine". Once I studied how to use it there is no need for more. 2) Test generator: I use it some times in the base drum section to gently add layer of sub bass frequencies with side chain. Very equine…. Thanks Dom, you are making all of use better!
I primarily produce Pop Country, Pop, Rock, Blues, and Metal from time to time. I could hear inspiration and ideas with each of the plug-ins within this video. I would love to see more on ModMachine, StepFilter, etc. I have also been finding myself using more of the stock drums in Groove Agent over some of my third party plug-ins. I even blend kits. Now if I could get my Roland EDrum kit to sync with Groove Agent life would be great.
your tutorials are gold ,explanation is so nice and simple Thank you Dom very much for sharing your knowledge with us :) btw it would be fun to see you produce trap or hiphop beat just a thought
Thank you for this video! I would very much appreciate it if you could do a little thought-sharing about the situation when you could use the Cubase generic plugins and mixing board ONLY rather than inserting tonns of plugins in every other track. Because, when you look at the Cubase board, it looks like a tiny SSL, for instance, doesn't it? Everything is there in the strip. Very curious to hear your thoughts. Thanks in advance!
Hi Dom. I enjoyed this video very much. However, I would like you to do a more detailed video on all of these same plug-ins and explain even more in formation about what they all can do to improve our mixes. I look forward to hearing and seeing what else you are going to come up with. As usual I wish you even more continued success in all of your videos. projects, and all of your musical endeavors. I also wish you more financial success as well. I would like to thank for sharing so much of your knowledge about Cubase with us and I appreciate your enthusiasm and all of your energy that you put into your teaching in your videos. You make me want to do more with all of projects to make them sound better. “BOOM”. HAVE A WONDERFUL DAY MY FRIEND.
I have No idea where you find the time or remember all of this info .. many thanks as I had forgot a few of these stocks ...I take my hat off to you always a GREAT help.
As always so well presented... and I hoped Dom will show the envelope shaper - and he did :) In DAW comparisons online Cubase is sometimes stated as quite expensive. But the opposite is the case - so many of the included stock plugins can rival with famous 3rd party plugins... not to forget that is has a bunch of useful MIDI plugins as well...
Envelope shaper sometimes doesn't really work as expected, or is a bit sloppy. Oddly enough, multiband envelope shaper is there for the rescue! Works great, had more functions anyway, and beats a lot of 3rd party transient shapers :)
Very useful video as always. Would love to see videos going into more depth for the plugins featured. I’ll check out the delay video. Been using your Modern80s Drums recently. Really nice kit. Thank you.
Hey Dom, thank you for these great Cubase videos. Seeing all your tips and tutorials on RUclips really helped me in my decision to buy into Steinberg hardware and software last year. I have a question - have you ever thought about making a video about using Cubase/Cubasis for voice over work? Tips and tricks, settings, etc? VO artists sometimes use DAWs like Reaper, etc, but I’ve never seen much about doing VO work with Cubase. Would be great to see you or a guest VO expert showing how Cubase can help with VO workflow and how the stock plugins can help fix recording issues, etc.
Yes please do a special review on the Stepfilter. I used the Adrenalinn plugin for these kind of effects on guitar tracks back in the days but it was discontinued in 2016 i believe). I really would appreciate that...
I used to own an EMT double tracker. (I think it was EMT - the plate people). It was this 4u rack unit that included an input section, then additional boards for each double track. Each could be set for so many milliseconds. It was so heavy! This great metal box. But it worked, kind of.... It was from IBC studios in Portland Place.
Hi. Please do review of Cubase ModMachine and StepFilter
Oh yes, these are also my favorites and I did not work with these plugins at the moment, but I think I will use them in near future!!! 👏👍
Step filter is a beast
Yes please we ❤ you too!!!
☝️☝️☝️🙏🙏🙏 Would be great to have a full review of both of those indeed. Thank you for all your great information!
stepFilter is amazing.
The problem we have today is that we have way too many options.The temptation of distraction is nearly impossible to avoid. The overall quality is so high in software. With dedication at focus great songs can be made with nearly any VI synth, a pair of effects and the DAW. Thank you for putting this out. I think it would be great for many new artist to see you make a song from start to finish with just one instrument in Cubase.
this is true, you go from wanting to create music to collecting plugins you don't use much. I think as both a Cubase and Ableton user, I end up in the latter a lot because there is no GUI distraction just unified tools that work, however, that's just DAW preferences yet again, all functions are the same in each, record, modify and send out the speakers, with options to do that, the main trick to watch out for is an emulation of very old hardware no one has ever used, so no point of reference, Cubase channel strips and built-in effects processing and tools does everything you would want, Dom points out some goodies above, Cubase built-in sampler as an actual instrument is a really great way to build up interesting things off resampling recordings of yourself or sound design elements, be great if they implemented a synth that has all the features you would need like that, but yeah, its like walking into a warehouse these days with 1000 variations of the same thing, so i can relate to that need for simplicity and consolidated tool sets so you don't end up lost for years.
@@jeramiahrossnz Yeah, sometimes I just turn on one synth and headphones and jam to get rid of distractions.
@@prewinder I've got a muse receptor 2 full nice vst rack machine for that purpose. Really great doing that. Connects you to the music, gets your playing skills up. Those important muso vibes. 🙏🎶
@@jeramiahrossnz Getting gear to get free from gear - that is the spirit of our times indeed.
@@prewinder yeah just turns vst into synth modules, most are DSP anyway lol :)
Hey Dom. Norman Fearrington here..drummer for Santana, Tina Turner, Diz Gillespie Phila Inter Records, etc. I love your videos man. Musical, instructive, and full of energy. Thanks
Still use and LOVE cubase stock compressor. The fact that I can dial anywhere inbetween peak and rms is awesome and, oddly, not a feature I've found in other 3rd party comps. If there is one, atleast cubases comp puts it at the forefront.
1:52 yes please, Dom! Thank you :)
I spend money on third-party plugins but usually come back to the stock plugins for their low latency and reliability. Thank you for featuring them!
Dedicated video and tutorial on these plug ins please Dom lol 😂 love ya peace ☮️
I really do love sentences like „get to know Your stuff“. Thank You Dom😀
All of the above tutorials please. Thank you again for great Cubase content!
I use Test Generator all the time to reinforce or add fundamentals to kicks and snares! Sometimes I just love the character or vibe of a drum sound I'm working with, but I can't get it to hit the way I want. I'll put an instance of Test Generator on a group track with a gate immediately after, then trigger the sidechain on the gate with the kick or snare I want to reinforce. I set Test Generator to a general starting frequency (~65 Hz for kicks, ~200 Hz for snares) and play around with the frequency until I'm getting the right "thump" I'm looking for. Sine wave tends to sound the most transparent, but you can get wild results by playing around with different wave shapes. All that's left after that is to blend to taste and presto!
Absolutely killing it with these Cubase stock plugin videos lately! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
ModMachine video would be fantastic .
Yes please that would be great to do a review of Modmachine and Stepfilter!😊
LOVED this video. I'm a looong time Cubase user and I've never even laid my eyes/ears on cloner. Microshift just got a serious contender! Thanks Dom!
Hello. Thanks to show us that we are richer than we think we are. Dedicated tutos on these plugins would be very nice. Thanks Dom !
My mind is pretty blown. I'm still running a very old Artist v 8 and even just having access to these updated stock plugins in 12 makes the upgrade to Pro all the more compelling, now Steinberg have sent me a discounted price. I'd definitely be interested in seeing videos dedicated to each of these (noting you already did the multitap delay). Thank you for opening our eyes to what's in front of us.
Thanks again for sharing your vast knowledge with us! Very much appreciated.
Thank you so much my friend highly appreciated! ❤️❤️❤️
The step filter is super fun. Great on distorted guitar. A really creative plugin. An in-depth video would be great. Thanks for the videos Dom. And that tap delay sounds like a lot of fun.
Another great video, Dom! Yet again making me feel bad for having bought SO many third party plugins unnecessarily.😢 Hopefully I am cured now, trying to remember how much is already included in my Cubase 12 Pro. And yes, please, videos on the filter and the mod!
I would never feel bad for having an extra tool in my Arsenal :) but yes, at least don’t have duplicates of what Cubase already has ❤️
So great to get reminded of what is already there in cubase!!
Learnt a TON just from this. Please, please PLEASE make a dedicated video for all of these. Thank you again Dom!
I agree!! Usually artists are a little bit lazy and they don't want to wait to learn which it will not take too much time
I really appreciate these videos! I’m new to Nuendo, switching from protools, since October so I’m always watching your cubase videos. I haven’t dived into the stock plug-ins since I already own lots of 3rd party ones. But the stepper and envelop shaper are two that I needed. The Cloner is also something I’d love to mess around with. Great value on this one!
I save "sterile" single tracked vocals pretty frequently with a little dash of Cloner. Definitely worth trying out!
Thanks Dom for all your help with Steinberg music software
That is amazing. I would love a dedicated video to all of them. Incredible! Cubase is really amazing, i had no ideea about this plugins :|
This is really fantastic content! I admit I am one of those that hardly ever reach for the stock plug ins in Cubase. Just recently I made a personal comparison between reverence and some other third party plugins. And the stock plugin performed amazing. This one really helped me a lot. Thx for the good work
Stock plugins in Cubase are definitely worth checking out :) I spent a fortune on third party and still go back to them all the time :)
@@DomSigalas you really opened up our eyes to the quality and the features that they bring to the table. Thx, man!
I can't stop listening to the "from sine wave, triangle, square, sawtooth" being at the same key as the frequency played. Dom u a genius bruh
Thank you Dom! Your enthusiasm and thoroughness is greatly appreciated!
Thank you so much my friend ❤️❤️❤️
Please do a review of these plugins in detail. A gem of a video. Thank you for doing this.
Please Make a video about "MODMachine" (most important) and if you can also about the stepfilter !
Thank you for your content !!
I frequently use step filter on reverbed sounds or arps to create really musical stutter-like fx. Really is a killer plugin, massively underrated.
A great video Dom, literally another revelation.
I can only agree: "Learn to work with Cubase's own plugins". In most cases, these lead to the same good sonic result as many third-party plugins in the same category. I've experienced this myself over the past few months. The third-party plugins often look much more spectacular and suggest that the sound result will be even better. But that is a fallacy. That's not the case, apart from a few very special plugins for the absolute top studio scene, which most of us bedroom producers don't really need anyway, because it's not the plugins that make the music better, but the people/musicians with their know-how, including his many years of practice and experience. For me personally, the typical buying spree of third party plugins was over by the end of 2022. Another reason was that I had totally lost track of all the plugins and didn't even know what "fancy" plugins I had. I'm "cured" 😉
Thank you Dom, I would be very interested in insight review of Step filter and modmachine.
Many thanks and long life to your channel !
Hi Dom I hope you are doing well please do a full tutorial how to use Modmachine on vocals
Great video! I have to say that especially when it comes to Multitap Delay I completely agree with Dom. Don't sleep on this one, it's not a case of "it does the job" or "it's just as good". This plugin goes well above and beyond! Super powerful, super versatile, I use it all the time!
Hi, big fan
Yes yes yes please Dom! Please make videos of these amazing stock plugins. Only you explore these tools to the full making them so much more fun, useful and practical for us lesser producers! Thanks for your valuable videos!
well i am one of the people not using this kind of plugins tbh... i have used and tried other daws in the past.. and recently decided to switch to cubase... no matter what for cubase i have say only one thing...
"no matter if the learning curve might be harder than some other daws, all the stock plugins i have used are really great, have nothing to be jealous from premium stuff....and cubase on it's own is really an excellent all around DAW"
Please, please do a video on the step filter (!) 🙏❤
I'm amazed how much Cubase can do and I had no idea. Keep these videos coming. Thank you Dom.
Where would Steinberg be without you mate haha! Thanks for all your dedicated Cubase vids. So many features in cubase we forget about or dont even know about
Thank you my friend ❤️
Great video. Just watching this is giving me some ideas. I'd like to see more in depth content for SF and MM.
I just discovered this step filter last week. So cool!! Thanks for sharing. Can’t wait to get back into it.
Fantastic Dom! Great Vid! I use the env shaper very often. All these plugins look freaking amazing
Another great and super helpful video!! Please do videos on mod and step filter!
I just see the smile on your face and it makes me switch on my Cubase, just to become happy like you. Thank you so much! 🥰
Oh my!! I’ve used the multi delay but seeing how you use it so sparingly is so effective!! Love to see more on the mod machine. These are so great. Thanks much.
I fully agree with the potential of Cubase plugins and the need to know them better before buying other third-party ones
Over time I've learned something - when Dom makes the Dom Stank Face it's best to pay special attention.
Dedicated video on step filter please and thank you
I really appreciate these videos!
Glad you like them!
Great Thank you! I like to know more about the MODMACHINE - im at the moment a bit confused by using it- TNX
fantastic video, thank you so much, that was really interesting, it would be great to see more detailed videos about the mod machine and step filter from you!!
Thanks
Hey Dom, hell yes.....please do seperate videos on ALL of them....
I love the envelope shaper. I use it on a lot on snares.
It would be so great if you made a video about all the plugins, it would be so helpful.🙏🙏🙏
I know that you are one of the best who can do it.
Thanks
I love step filter. I really miss some of the Cubase stuff that they removed in Cubase 12 like the great old instrument LoopMash.
your enthusiasm is way cool, Dom! thanks for all you do!
Hi Dom, thanks for another great video. I would love to see you more in depth video about Mod Machine,. Thank you
Great job colleague. Very interesting. Please make a dedicated video. I’ve stopped buying 3rd plugins since we got Cubase 11. We really have everything inside the Cubase the best DAW! 🥳
Great video, very informative. Thanks Dom!
Thanks for your vids! It’s probably been 30 years since I last knew all the features, and I rely on you, bro, to keep me up to date.
¡Gracias!
Thanks!
First two plugins definetely worth to be reviewed by u. Thanks for a content🎉
Wonderful contemt as always sir😊
Please do a Video on the Mod Machine pls
Cubase & Blender are by far my favorite software programs in the past 5 years. It'd be amazing if Cubase & Blender Studios talent combined in collaborative production projects to showcase how rich and powerful these tools are.
👉The SQUASHER is another that requires some studying and experiencing, but once you understand how and what it does, it ROCKS!! I have Steven Slate drums and use the SQUASHER on all the separate samples with a little saturation...beats anything else for me and I'm a great one for channel strips!! Dom is The Don⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Great video Dom.
Yes, stock plugins are great and also very well integrated into Cubase thus not consuming CPU like crazy.
My 2 cents:
1) Multitap delay: is just a "killing machine". Once I studied how to use it there is no need for more.
2) Test generator: I use it some times in the base drum section to gently add layer of sub bass frequencies with side chain. Very equine….
Thanks Dom, you are making all of use better!
Thank you Dom
I primarily produce Pop Country, Pop, Rock, Blues, and Metal from time to time. I could hear inspiration and ideas with each of the plug-ins within this video. I would love to see more on ModMachine, StepFilter, etc.
I have also been finding myself using more of the stock drums in Groove Agent over some of my third party plug-ins. I even blend kits.
Now if I could get my Roland EDrum kit to sync with Groove Agent life would be great.
How about a video on how to set up monitors? Calibrating and what not. 🤟🏻🤟🏻
your tutorials are gold ,explanation is so nice and simple Thank you Dom very much for sharing your knowledge with us :) btw it would be fun to see you produce trap or hiphop beat just a thought
mod delay is crazy! a video about it would be great!
At 2:35, just add a dope snare, kick and hi hat! You got yourself a hard hitting hip hop beat😁🤟🏽. Great vid Dom👌🏾💯🔥
Thanks for a video, Cloner is amazing!
Heh - a few forgotten ones in there. Multitap delay is perhaps a bit too new to already be forgotten, but the others are spot on!
Thank you for this video! I would very much appreciate it if you could do a little thought-sharing about the situation when you could use the Cubase generic plugins and mixing board ONLY rather than inserting tonns of plugins in every other track. Because, when you look at the Cubase board, it looks like a tiny SSL, for instance, doesn't it? Everything is there in the strip.
Very curious to hear your thoughts. Thanks in advance!
Would love a video on all of them, but especially Mod Machine!
Hi Dom. I enjoyed this video very much. However, I would like you to do a more detailed video on all of these same plug-ins and explain even more in formation about what they all can do to improve our mixes. I look forward to hearing and seeing what else you are going to come up with. As usual I wish you even more continued success in all of your videos. projects, and all of your musical endeavors. I also wish you more financial success as well. I would like to thank for sharing so much of your knowledge about Cubase with us and I appreciate your enthusiasm and all of your energy that you put into your teaching in your videos. You make me want to do more with all of projects to make them sound better. “BOOM”. HAVE A WONDERFUL DAY MY FRIEND.
I have No idea where you find the time or remember all of this info .. many thanks as I had forgot a few of these stocks ...I take my hat off to you always a GREAT help.
As always so well presented... and I hoped Dom will show the envelope shaper - and he did :)
In DAW comparisons online Cubase is sometimes stated as quite expensive. But the opposite is the case - so many of the included stock plugins can rival with famous 3rd party plugins... not to forget that is has a bunch of useful MIDI plugins as well...
Inspiring as always :)
Envelope shaper sometimes doesn't really work as expected, or is a bit sloppy. Oddly enough, multiband envelope shaper is there for the rescue! Works great, had more functions anyway, and beats a lot of 3rd party transient shapers :)
Tack!
Thank you so much for the support!
I actually want a dedicated review of every cubase stock plugin… ❤❤🎉
Very useful video as always. Would love to see videos going into more depth for the plugins featured. I’ll check out the delay video. Been using your Modern80s Drums recently. Really nice kit. Thank you.
Thank you John! Noted!
Haha that ponum during the step filter😆 Can’t wait for Dom to do a dedicated video 😄
Great video!
I use stepfilter! Great plug-in 😊 Thanks for the video 👍
Cubase has soooo many good plugins, it's almost overwhelming to get to know them all and understand how to use them.
Hi Dom, I'd love to see a full-length video about ModMachine. I've tried using it in my mixes before and found it very difficult to understand.
Hey Dom!!! Keep it on! Thanks for all these great and interesting videos!
Yes Please need dedicated review of those beautiful stock pkugins inside cubase!
Danke!
Thank you so much Helmut ❤️
Consistantly great and useful info! Thanks Dom!
Hey Dom, thank you for these great Cubase videos. Seeing all your tips and tutorials on RUclips really helped me in my decision to buy into Steinberg hardware and software last year.
I have a question - have you ever thought about making a video about using Cubase/Cubasis for voice over work? Tips and tricks, settings, etc? VO artists sometimes use DAWs like Reaper, etc, but I’ve never seen much about doing VO work with Cubase. Would be great to see you or a guest VO expert showing how Cubase can help with VO workflow and how the stock plugins can help fix recording issues, etc.
Thanks
Thank you so much for the support!
Yes please do a special review on the Stepfilter. I used the Adrenalinn plugin for these kind of effects on guitar tracks back in the days but it was discontinued in 2016 i believe). I really would appreciate that...
I used to own an EMT double tracker. (I think it was EMT - the plate people). It was this 4u rack unit that included an input section, then additional boards for each double track. Each could be set for so many milliseconds. It was so heavy! This great metal box. But it worked, kind of.... It was from IBC studios in Portland Place.
We need dedicated videos for those plugin, they seem very powerful. Nice video btw !