Cubase 15: Set project sample rate and bit depth

All demos from “Cubase 15 Beginner Tutorial - Lesson 01 - Making A Drum Beat”

1. 1:450:25Set project sample rate and bit depthCurrentA walkthrough of the project setup menu to ensure the sample rate is set to 44.1 kHz and bit depth to 24-bit for consistent audio importing.Cubase 15· AI Audio Editor
2. 3:221:17Import and zoom audio tracksThe instructor demonstrates dragging a kick drum sample into the project window and uses various methods (timeline dragging and Ctrl+Mouse Wheel) to zoom in on the waveform.Cubase 15· AI Audio Editor
3. 4:390:44Adjust grid snapping and zoom settingsThe tutorial shows how to change the grid snap settings to 'Adapt to Zoom' to allow for finer placement of audio objects on the timeline.Cubase 15· AI Audio Editor
4. 5:231:03Control channel volume in the InspectorThe user demonstrates opening the left-hand zone (Inspector) to adjust the dedicated volume fader for a specific audio channel.Cubase 15· AI Audio Editor
5. 7:000:25Change project BPM in the Transport PanelThe instructor shows how to click and drag on the tempo display in the transport panel to increase the project speed to 126 BPM.Cubase 15· AI Audio Editor
6. 7:251:01Set loop locators in the timelineThe user demonstrates setting left and right locators by holding modifiers and clicking the timeline to create a repeating loop region.Cubase 15· AI Audio Editor
7. 8:371:35Build a drum pattern with claps and hatsThe instructor demonstrates dragging in clap and hi-hat samples and placing them on specific beats to build a standard house music rhythm.Cubase 15· AI Beat Generator
8. 10:121:38Sync loops with Musical ModeThe user shows how to enable the Info Line and toggle 'Musical Mode' to ensure an imported shaker loop automatically matches the project tempo.Cubase 15· AI Audio Editor
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1. 0:181:34Advanced Clip Gain techniques in CubaseThe presenter demonstrates how to use Shift+Command with the object selection and range selection tools to adjust clip gain from anywhere on an audio event without using the bottom fader.Mixdown Online
2. 2:170:19Adjusting Grid Overlay IntensityThe user navigates to event display settings in Cubase to increase the grid overlay intensity, making the grid visible through audio events for precise editing.Mixdown Online
3. 5:000:39Slip editing audio in CubaseUsing Option+Command, the presenter demonstrates the slip tool to move audio content within an event boundary without moving the event itself.Mixdown Online
4. 6:111:32Snap to Zero Crossing for clean editsThe video demonstrates how activating 'Snap to Zero Crossing' prevents clicking sounds by ensuring cuts occur between audio cycles.Mixdown Online
5. 8:090:44Configuring Group Channel mute behaviorThe presenter shows how to uncheck 'Group Channels Mute Sources' in the VST settings to allow group muting without individually muting the source tracks.Mixdown Online
6. 9:160:59Sidechain pumping with Steinberg ModulatorsA demonstration of using the new Steinberg Modulators to create a volume shaper effect for a side-chained bass sound.Reid Stefan
7. 11:050:27Syncing loops to project tempoThe video shows how to use the tempo link button in the sample browser to automatically time-stretch a bongo loop to match the project BPM.Reid Stefan
8. 15:210:37Audio Warp QuantizeThe creator demonstrates how to use the Audio Warp Quantize feature to align recorded bongo hits to a specific rhythmic performance.Reid Stefan
9. 25:591:04Vocal comping and clip gainThe video shows the hands-on process of using the Comping Tool to select the best takes from multiple vocal lanes and adjusting clip gain.Reid Stefan
10. 32:080:39Applying crossfades to audio clipsReid demonstrates using keyboard shortcuts (A and X) to apply crossfades to the edges of audio clips and between overlapping segments.Reid Stefan
11. 32:595:13Vocal mixing with stock pluginsA detailed walkthrough of a vocal chain using Cubase stock plugins including the Compressor, Tube Emulation, Multi-band Compressor, and Magneto.Reid Stefan
12. 38:501:14Pitch shifting for vocal widthThe creator demonstrates the new Pitch Shifter plugin in Cubase 15 to create a wide vocal effect by formant shifting one side of a stereo pair.Reid Stefan