I have been watching RUclips videos about ProTools for over 10 years now, everything ranging from promotional videos for new versions to in-depth tutorials about some of the in-built features and I confidently say that this is the best pronunciation of 'ProTools' I have ever heard.
@@Sagerydian He lives in the UK, he sounds kinda Polish but heavily influenced by British English. Polish people would always say hard "T" in the word ProTools because Polish people pronounce some letters very hard, similarily to Latino people.
I believe Hans Zimmers composes in Cubase, then mixes in Pro Tools now. What I find astounding is I get work done well in Cubase, and I used it a little over the years, but I was completely using Ableton live from 2012 for my music, which is composed, cinematic abstract music. When I started in Dec 2022 to mix only in Cubase lately for clients, it felt like I got work done, and I wasn't fighting the features. Loved Ableton for only mixing for years but I found I needed more control over my mixes, Cubase was the answer. When I open a session, things just flow. I also like Pro Tools and started using it lately. I'm sure in the future for only mixing it will be Pro Tools. After 23 years of audio engineering these two DAWs are the workflow I need.
former hardcore Pro Tools+Logic user (and at last S1) here! Now on Cubase 12. ❤ And finally very happy. Highly recommend for composing, recording, editing, mixing... Midi in Cubase ist the best. no doubt. So many great features, Mix Console, Control Room, Audio alignment, Logical Editor, Channel Strips, Channel Window, great sounding onstock effects and synths, very flexible render options, multiple marker tracks, wonderful timesaver Macros!!! (PT and Logic don´t have this!!!!) and so on... luv it.
Welcome to Cubase - you won’t regret it, it’s the complete package. Haven’t found anything that I can’t do, and certainly many things that are quick in Cubase take much longer in other DAWs.
It is more important to learn core audio engineering methods than a DAW. It is actually healthy to bounce between 2 or 3 DAWS just to keep fresh using audio engineering methods. Things like, gainstaging, using VU meters, A/b ing between pre/post processing, using automation, side-chaining, using bus's etc... are more important as a concept than the DAW you use. You should be able to go into any software or use hardware and get the same results. If you rely on a technology, when it dies you die with it, if you learn a concept/method you find many tools to pull off this knowledge. If Cubase, Pro tools, Reaper, Logic all went out of business tomorrow, would you still be able to get the sound from a mix you desire, if not then you need knowledge more than reliance on a tool. You can give a great audio engineer Cubase from 1995 and he will make a better mix than most people with the latest software. The Prodigy is a great example, Most of there 'Fat of the Land' album was sequenced in old Cubase, i rarely today hear anyone close to getting mixes that sound as good as there's.
I own an Atmos studio running ProTools. I recently purchased Nuendo. I'm having real problems getting used to Nuendo. As a composer, I'm really looking forward to getting used to Nuendo.
Do some basics tutorials/trainings.... It will feel humbling, almost foolish.... But it will take almost no time at all to learn the lay of the land..... It will be smooth sailing.
One of the things that keeps me trying ProTools then immediately giving up is how complicated simple tasks are. Even considering the shortcut heavy nature of the program (which is hardcoded to one specific keyboard layout BTW), everything is always two or more shortcuts away, hidden in submenus, not in an obvious place. Everything seems to be tied to how professional studios with tape machines used to do things....in 1995. Even installing it is a convoluted process which involves the installation of at least two other pieces of software and uninstalling it is a nightmare as well.
In Cubase you can use Pro Tools key commands. I think you find that setting in accessories, I forget exactly where but there are several other DAW's key commands you can select and Pro Tools is one of them. Logic's are in there too.
With plug-in managers like Komplete Kontrol and AkAi VIP, a user can audition any preset Instantly, before loading it . So, Cubase's media-bay, could make proxy audio files, for the presets of any selected libraries. It would be like browsing the Loops and Samples section of Cubase, but the audition sample is pointing to, calling, a preset for that sound when needed.
I can't stop laughing over the pronunciation of Pro-Uls. Lmao! Never once is the T pronounced. Even in the same sentence with Templates.... Which he says the T perfectly. Any explanation for this?
I’ve used Cubase for 18 years, this year I’m starting to get sick of it, but that’s mainly due to bugs and my install setup, I think I’ll upgrade to latest version and do a clean install, The GUI glitches out all the time and loading it up I have to click ignore 70 odd times because it can’t find things. I need to calm down breath and reinstall 😂
You can activate other DAW keycommands in Cubase through its own preset No need to write down stuff on paper :D Unless you had your own custom commands
I think it's worth underlining now that nuendo is way WAY better for film postproduction. Protools is just a popular standard but not as crazy powerfull and customizable as nuendo. I have a template of doom with >1000 tracks in nuendo for composition and also use it with all stems for films in 5.1. I bring all this in auditoriums where I mix for theater and it rocks. I used to offer productions to transfer my nuendo session to protools if they wanted an other mixer. But now from score printing to ADR, I simply sell them the idea that's it's going to be better to stay all in nuendo and just refuse jobs if I have to deliver in protools.
I wanted to buy a DAW for audio post-production for films, and I bought Cubase 13 Pro. I was not aware of Nuendo, which is designed for post-production. Am I out of luck now? Can't afford the upgrade now. Any advice?
You will have different Sound of the same materials in Cubase and Pro Tools. That is because of different Audio Engine. I use also Steinberg for Midi and Samplitude as 3.th DAW for Audio Recording. Best Audio Engine ewer was in Vegas Audio one. Simple, direct, 100% identical sound in record and playback mode. Maybe you should try to run cubase as rewire to monitor and record the stems in pro tools. 👋
Cubase is a wonderful program...and it just gets better and better every version, it is too bad the so called "industry standard"...doesn't really hold up to its name very well, mainly in terms of a solid working daw. even worse now that pro tools is subscription based, it really makes me wonder if steinberg will pick up on this as well one day. I hope not!!
Dude, your prolonged self-promotion really made me switch off your video at 2:35 mark. You really have zero understanding of what people need on youtube…
Does avid s1 run good in cubase ? Is it run under eucon control ? Also what u think about the older Mc control would they work in logic and cubase. Logic used to have eucon control. Thanks
Yeah, it runs ok. TBH I still export and mix in PT, not Cubase, so I haven't been using S1 in Cubase that much. And I don't know about the old controllers, sry.
@@MikeMigasProduction ok. Thanks for response. Ya PT is Swiss Army knife. I just am tired of there lack of growth from user input and the subscriptions Cubase seems to be inspiring and exciting Fresh look. For me I own studio one professional never have installed it yet. So tossing idea of cubase and selling that product key Cc121. Maybe clean
Cubase looks like a child's toy to me. I mean look at the GUI. I get super mario feels... Ableton "old" style is better coz it's "classy". Studio One has the best modern sleak design of them all.
BTW I moved back to Pro 'ools now. No more Cubase. Watch now :)
ruclips.net/video/kALeVXJsgHQ/видео.html
Why did you move back?
Yeah why?
Lol this feels like an update that needs more explanation
I'd be curious too after living in PT for 15yrs then on to Cubase...
Sorry for the late reply. Please see the link above :)
I have been watching RUclips videos about ProTools for over 10 years now, everything ranging from promotional videos for new versions to in-depth tutorials about some of the in-built features and I confidently say that this is the best pronunciation of 'ProTools' I have ever heard.
Pro ‘ools 😂
English isn't our native language. What's funny about that?!
@@webza77 Nothing wrong with your native language but in America we say Protools. Don’t be sensitive about our differences 👌🏽
@@220nextlevelsound I think he is Polish. These folks have a very hard time with foreign languages.
@@Sagerydian He lives in the UK, he sounds kinda Polish but heavily influenced by British English. Polish people would always say hard "T" in the word ProTools because Polish people pronounce some letters very hard, similarily to Latino people.
It's a singularly unique ability at avoiding the letter T. Impressive. There's more fluency here in China.
Cubase also has ProTools shortcuts if you change it in Preferences under Keyboard Shortcuts
Cubase got everything in one package, bought the pro version, and I will never require to buy any other vsts any time soon
This is true! I'm a career songwriter producer, and since I've moved to cubase I haven't needed any 3rd party plugins!
I believe Hans Zimmers composes in Cubase, then mixes in Pro Tools now. What I find astounding is I get work done well in Cubase, and I used it a little over the years, but I was completely using Ableton live from 2012 for my music, which is composed, cinematic abstract music. When I started in Dec 2022 to mix only in Cubase lately for clients, it felt like I got work done, and I wasn't fighting the features. Loved Ableton for only mixing for years but I found I needed more control over my mixes, Cubase was the answer. When I open a session, things just flow. I also like Pro Tools and started using it lately. I'm sure in the future for only mixing it will be Pro Tools. After 23 years of audio engineering these two DAWs are the workflow I need.
Hanz, doing everything in cubase, as he said in one of the interviews
former hardcore Pro Tools+Logic user (and at last S1) here! Now on Cubase 12. ❤ And finally very happy. Highly recommend for composing, recording, editing, mixing...
Midi in Cubase ist the best. no doubt. So many great features, Mix Console, Control Room, Audio alignment, Logical Editor, Channel Strips, Channel Window, great sounding onstock effects and synths, very flexible render options, multiple marker tracks, wonderful timesaver Macros!!! (PT and Logic don´t have this!!!!) and so on... luv it.
Cubase 13 Pro has EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR PRODUCTION THE REST IS ON US AS ARTISTS AND ENGINEERS I LOVE IT😊
another wonderful feature in Cubase is the render export dialogue (check it out) and of course: multiple marker tracks, also very very helpful!
thx
Welcome to Cubase - you won’t regret it, it’s the complete package. Haven’t found anything that I can’t do, and certainly many things that are quick in Cubase take much longer in other DAWs.
It is more important to learn core audio engineering methods than a DAW. It is actually healthy to bounce between 2 or 3 DAWS just to keep fresh using audio engineering methods. Things like, gainstaging, using VU meters, A/b ing between pre/post processing, using automation, side-chaining, using bus's etc... are more important as a concept than the DAW you use.
You should be able to go into any software or use hardware and get the same results.
If you rely on a technology, when it dies you die with it, if you learn a concept/method you find many tools to pull off this knowledge.
If Cubase, Pro tools, Reaper, Logic all went out of business tomorrow, would you still be able to get the sound from a mix you desire, if not then you need knowledge more than reliance on a tool. You can give a great audio engineer Cubase from 1995 and he will make a better mix than most people with the latest software.
The Prodigy is a great example, Most of there 'Fat of the Land' album was sequenced in old Cubase, i rarely today hear anyone close to getting mixes that sound as good as there's.
I own an Atmos studio running ProTools.
I recently purchased Nuendo. I'm having real problems getting used to Nuendo.
As a composer, I'm really looking forward to getting used to Nuendo.
Do some basics tutorials/trainings.... It will feel humbling, almost foolish.... But it will take almost no time at all to learn the lay of the land..... It will be smooth sailing.
Good video man! I subscribed. I made the switch myself a few years ago.
You Can Switch Whatever U Want Bro For me I love Ableton and Fl Studio
It's all about choice I love Cubase respect
Pro oools?
One of the things that keeps me trying ProTools then immediately giving up is how complicated simple tasks are. Even considering the shortcut heavy nature of the program (which is hardcoded to one specific keyboard layout BTW), everything is always two or more shortcuts away, hidden in submenus, not in an obvious place. Everything seems to be tied to how professional studios with tape machines used to do things....in 1995. Even installing it is a convoluted process which involves the installation of at least two other pieces of software and uninstalling it is a nightmare as well.
In Cubase you can use Pro Tools key commands. I think you find that setting in accessories, I forget exactly where but there are several other DAW's key commands you can select and Pro Tools is one of them. Logic's are in there too.
I chaged from Logic to Cubase too.
Cubase is way better that Logic Pro.
With plug-in managers like Komplete Kontrol and AkAi VIP, a user can audition any preset Instantly, before loading it .
So, Cubase's media-bay, could make proxy audio files, for the presets of any selected libraries.
It would be like browsing the Loops and Samples section of Cubase, but the audition sample is pointing to, calling, a preset for that sound when needed.
I can't stop laughing over the pronunciation of Pro-Uls. Lmao! Never once is the T pronounced. Even in the same sentence with Templates.... Which he says the T perfectly.
Any explanation for this?
I didn't know there was a T in it!
Good switch. 😎🥂👍
I’ve used Cubase for 18 years, this year I’m starting to get sick of it, but that’s mainly due to bugs and my install setup, I think I’ll upgrade to latest version and do a clean install, The GUI glitches out all the time and loading it up I have to click ignore 70 odd times because it can’t find things. I need to calm down breath and reinstall 😂
You can activate other DAW keycommands in Cubase through its own preset
No need to write down stuff on paper :D
Unless you had your own custom commands
If you study the effects plugins and Mixing features that cubase have, I think you could easily move completely to cubase.
I think it's worth underlining now that nuendo is way WAY better for film postproduction. Protools is just a popular standard but not as crazy powerfull and customizable as nuendo. I have a template of doom with >1000 tracks in nuendo for composition and also use it with all stems for films in 5.1. I bring all this in auditoriums where I mix for theater and it rocks. I used to offer productions to transfer my nuendo session to protools if they wanted an other mixer. But now from score printing to ADR, I simply sell them the idea that's it's going to be better to stay all in nuendo and just refuse jobs if I have to deliver in protools.
don´t forget Cubase´s Macros !!! ❤ PT and Logic don´t have this!!!! can´t live without...
Drum kits matters
I wanted to buy a DAW for audio post-production for films, and I bought Cubase 13 Pro. I was not aware of Nuendo, which is designed for post-production. Am I out of luck now? Can't afford the upgrade now. Any advice?
You will have different Sound of the same materials in Cubase and Pro Tools. That is because of different Audio Engine. I use also Steinberg for Midi and Samplitude as 3.th DAW for Audio Recording. Best Audio Engine ewer was in Vegas Audio one. Simple, direct, 100% identical sound in record and playback mode. Maybe you should try to run cubase as rewire to monitor and record the stems in pro tools. 👋
from Pro tools to cubase its like work with a rock and a stick and then you found a hardware store. Congrats! and welcome.
Cubase is a wonderful program...and it just gets better and better every version, it is too bad the so called "industry standard"...doesn't really hold up to its name very well, mainly in terms of a solid working daw. even worse now that pro tools is subscription based, it really makes me wonder if steinberg will pick up on this as well one day. I hope not!!
Pruh Ohls *
Pro T ools man. I'm cubase 23 years user
Praoools?
Change your Cubase Preferences to use Pro Tools shortcuts and you will have same shortcuts as Protools
How ? lol
Dude, your prolonged self-promotion really made me switch off your video at 2:35 mark. You really have zero understanding of what people need on youtube…
ok
Wtf why is he leaving out the T?
Does avid s1 run good in cubase ? Is it run under eucon control ? Also what u think about the older Mc control would they work in logic and cubase. Logic used to have eucon control. Thanks
Yeah, it runs ok. TBH I still export and mix in PT, not Cubase, so I haven't been using S1 in Cubase that much. And I don't know about the old controllers, sry.
@@MikeMigasProduction ok. Thanks for response. Ya PT is Swiss Army knife. I just am tired of there lack of growth from user input and the subscriptions Cubase seems to be inspiring and exciting Fresh look. For me I own studio one professional never have installed it yet. So tossing idea of cubase and selling that product key Cc121. Maybe clean
@@Damianthelovetour2024 yeah download the free trial and have a go, that's what I have done
Without watching the video I said to myself "Because Apple is overpriced?" lol
lol
Proweuls!!!!!!!
This Is How The Podcast Is Produced - Pseudocide: Season 2
ruclips.net/video/vHdKrcYQdHM/видео.html
Cubase looks like a child's toy to me. I mean look at the GUI. I get super mario feels... Ableton "old" style is better coz it's "classy". Studio One has the best modern sleak design of them all.
Pro-Fools 😂
okay now move to the peoples daw
plzz stop using mac pc's u will benefit. thnxx
Prodltz
Proh-ouhls
forgive me:(
@@MikeMigasProductiongreat video btw ❤
He keeps saying Pro ools😂
There is a T?