I’ll use the q-link shortcut immediately. Never knew about the right-click shortcuts (and am having some trouble finding out where they’re documented).
Some of these functions and “shortcuts” are really hidden and sometimes I discover them by mistake. After close to 15 years of Cubase, I am still learning!!!
The best thing I like from what I see is what BuckleBean mentioned above…no obnoxious intro sound/video clip introductions…no long-winded babble…just get down and dirty fast.
The videos are very helpful, thank you, tenkas. I do have a question about the video showing the multi color schemes? How did you create this multi pallet color scheme? Is this a Cubase 10.5 feature or is it in C10, as well?
One that seems to appear here fairly often is converting a stereo track to mono. I think you already did mono to stereo. There are different stereo to mono methods, so maybe break them down?
Midi editing, especially in the key editor has quite a few key modifiers (click and hold+sft, or hold ctr to temporarily defeat snap, double click and drag to create multiple notes etc) that are very useful for enhancing workflow. (start at 2:00 for the key editor) Maybe these could be broken down a bit more like drums & Key edit.
On behalf of Cubase users everywhere, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to you for this fantastic collection – I can appreciate the amount of work you have put into this, and even though I’ve been using Cubase for a long time, I still learned a lot that will enhance my workflow. With each new update, there are so many features that I don’t get time to try out, and it’s often the little things that I miss out on completely, that can save so much time.
I’ve watched countless Cubase videos, and picked up more in 2-4 min videos, than some 20+ min videos.
I also found it refreshing to not see the same old topics covered. Keep it up!
Here is a more advance tip on using workspaces and multiple mixers. I got the idea years ago from a German youtube video but I do not speak German and can’t find the video (if you ever find it, I will credit the man who showed me this technic).
