correct, you don´t need thirdparty like Ozone... Cubase has absolutely great professional effects like Raiser, Squasher, Magneto, Multiband Stereo Imager, Frequency Dyn EQ etc. and other tools for mastering. great vid!
It's all about quick decision making. I love the conviction when you just wipe the acoustic guitar out. Mind you I tend to mute/disable tracks until the bitter end just in case.
Using nothing but Steinberg plugins.. he said that like those plug-ins aren't grade A+ as is. 1 thing Cubase has over the other DAWs is the stock plug-ins being freaking so nice. Been using FL Studio since Fruity Loops 3. And I did the Cubase pro trial and was hooked, all that on top of the Browser, and the mixer, is so much better.
I appreciate the effort done to deliver this series and I did follow the whole thing and got a few new ideas so thanks Steinberg and Stevie B, however I have some feedback regarding this part of the series. Honestly I'm a bit dissapointed from how Stevie boosted "the snap of the snare" without explaining that this EQ will affect every element of the kit. Why not using the multiple outputs Groove Agent provides? I reckon this is the best practice. Also, No A/B referencing after mixing steps such as Vintage Compressor for example on the Stereo Out. Looking forward to the next series!
Hi! For mastering I have created a folder in my hdd and put there all the mastering projects. I do in this way: export my mixed project converting it in WAV and then I open another project and import the WAV file and begin to master it by adding the plugins chain in stereo bus. Is it a right way to proceed?
