Thank you for offering a free trial of Cubase 15. I have never used Cubase before but, with this free trial, I learned to utilize Cubase’s powerful tools to build from scratch and release my very first music track. It is an orchestral piece and I’m thrilled with what I accomplished during the trial. I am proud to share it here: youtu.be/buEpkK6gHKg?si=TsmUlXhPqCMXUFST
Thank you again for making the software accessible so creators like me can test it out and make music!
What is your intention when the free trial runs out?
Why is your link string an alias?
You made a content farm channel, and covered a big-name soundtrack so you can piggyback the popularity.
Tell me, what cubase “tools” did you use to change the original?
Looks like this method works like a charm. You already have five times more subs than I’ve had in my entire life, from posting a single thirty second clip. OTC (other peoples’ content) is the name of the game, apparently.
Cause if you type in “make money online” into youtube, you get the free “how to be a parasite 101” education. Step one is pick a profitable niche. Oh, looks like you just happened to choose to cover a highly profitable movie franchise. What a coincidence!
And then you made a fake thank you note on a music forum to get interaction onto your content farm.
I’m sorry if my post came across like that. If there was a simple way to contact the Cubase developers for a thank you note outside of this forum, I would have done that. However, you fairly pointed out that I did want to share my music which is optional if I’m just sending a thank you note.
Truthfully, I just so happened to like a very popular franchise with an upcoming movie that inspired me to make my own derivative music.
I have no intention of content farming. I put hours into the music I make, using only my own instruments and Cubase’s mixing tools.
I apologize that Youtube’s algorithm seems to favor some content over others.
This kind of reply seems to me to be very sharp. This used to be a nice forum where people get welcomed with open arms. Not one where you have to justify yourself for posting your music.
What happened to your song being inspired by Alven Silvestri, as your post says? I’m interested in your inspiration. I’m not understanding because if classical was my favorite genre I would go straight to the greats for inspiration. I was thinking a movie franchise was an odd place to start.
What is it about that particular sound track the draws you? The strings? Ambience? Why did you post thirty seconds of music instead of a full song?
I was asking about what cubase tools you used to remix it, but it seems you don’t want to talk about it. Not that I don’t already know; thirty three thousand views in four days is my answer. Believe me when I say math has no ability to lie.
Don’t worry the mods are in my dm’s threatening me with permanent banishment. Cause if being nice is more important than being upright, you either have a cult or a profitable business. Sometimes both.
“If telling the truth is a crime, then you are being ruled by criminals.”
-Edward Snowden
Being a public forum that grants me the right to offer my opinion, now doesn’t it. Thanks for reminding us that you’re not a mod, and posting yourself doesn’t grant you the authority to tell other public members what to do.
A “public” forum also puts into question the whole notion of a company having their own little communication standards; doing business in democratic nations that guarantee the freedom of speech, but we don’t regard the rule of law around here now do we.
Since I’m merely asking someone questions, and being a good guy, with nothing to hide, I’m giving the details of what my commentary is about; while everyone else wants to moan about manners, while watching their society burn all around them.
Insults are taken never given, so if people are so obsessed with mitigating insult, how come they are fine with generative AI theft and content theft, which insults absolutely EVERY HUMAN BEING ALIVE SINCE THE BEGINNING OF HUMAN HISTORY!
At calvary there were three people on crosses. Two of them were thieves. That’s what grown mature men thought about thieves in all of human history. Except for this generation, which uses the please and thank you cult to cover the fact that they are currently executing the largest bank heist in human history; otherwise known as “the fair use clause”.