The Basic Guide to Correcting Audio Timing in Cubase 

Your videos are by far the best for delving deep into learning Cubase.

Thank you very much. Very detailed explanation. That's super useful!

Thanks Anthony, very informative as usual. You're quickly becoming my go-to for learning Cubase.

Thanks Anthony. I learned so much there.

Relaxed and efficient teaching - Love it!

Excellent video, thanks.

Superbly helpful! 🧡

Thanks. Great video.

And again, thanks Anthony. 🧠👍

Another great walk through, I really wish that Cubase would show the waveform change as you time stretch an audio clip in the track view, this is something that's always been available in reason. When stretching in cubase the waveform doesn't show change until you've finished dragging, so for instance when trying to line up an unknown tempo accapella it's literally hit and miss until you're somewhere close. Also for anyone like me that usually works snapped to grids, holding ctrl whilst dragging a marker (ie hit points / events ) will temporarily disable snapping, this has saved me so many back and forth clicks or toggling of the grid and forgetting to re enable it.

Awesome! 👍🏻

Would have been curious to know if the next step would be to use "Flatten Realtime Processing" or the "Bounce" function? Or just leave it like it is in realtime and perform the mixdown without further processing? Is there a difference in audio quality between Flatten Realtime Processing and Bounce? Thanks again Anthony, you're the best for "let's have a look under the hood' type Cubase vids!!

Hi Anthony. Thanks for this video. I have a question related to the next step operation. I've noticed in my audiotracks that the shape of the audio track changes after time correction if you bounce it. In some case, a note changes from a peak of -2.5 db to a peak of -1 db. Do you know why is that and how to avoid it?

Your vids are great. Very chill. How would you undo all the audio quantization down the line? (ie. when a simple undo won't work)