Switched up my MO for this beat 🔄

[@daja2946]

That little cubase tip about linear mode was so helpful!

[@alicebyno]

Good to know! I thought that part would be too unclear to clip as a separate tutorial, but now I might do it anyway 😁

[@hopekandle6707]

My only favourite RUclipsr Alice, you're my best

[@alicebyno]

Much appreciated 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@aruom91]

Nice Beat! Really dope!

[@alicebyno]

Thank you! 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Pizzi.productions]

This was super fun to watch, and turned out so nice. Might try this with my next beat as well 🔥

[@alicebyno]

Thanks! It’s nice to switch things up sometimes

[@agungputranto]

Hey hey hey,.. cool beat... wait,.. you are in Brussels?

[@alicebyno]

Thanks! Yes, Belgium

[@ryanbo4045]

Hi - I am new to Cubase and making music. I’ve watched a few of your videos, I’ve learnt something here. Where do you buy your audio loops and sounds? I’d like to see you make a short complete song using audio loops (piano chords, arpeggios, guitar melody, strums …) and transpose those audio, chords and so… so I can learn it. If you have time. Thanks.

[@alicebyno]

Hi! Recently I’ve been getting my sounds from Splice. I have a tutorial on using loops in my Quick Tips playlist!

[@holykairos6362]

Nice vid Alice. How much ram does your MacBook have?

[@alicebyno]

Thanks! It’s a 16 GB MacBook Air M1

[@stephaneEX4363]

Hello, have you tried other daw's like FL Studio and Ableton? if so, are you thinking of changing one day? if not, why do you keep cubase ?

[@alicebyno]

The only other one I’ve really worked with for years is ProTools, which to me is probably still the best one for audio (recording and editing). But Cubase is quite similar and has great MIDI functionality on top of that. I just never got introduced to FL etc when I started out.