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Index
Acknowledgments Introduction. Welcome to the World of Audio
Getting Started in Audio Production
Who Should Read This Book
About This Book
Requirements and Prerequisites Media Files
Course Organization and Sequence Conventions and Symbols Used in This Book
Keyboard Shortcuts and Modifiers Icons
Chapter 1. Computer Concepts
Selecting a Computer
Mac Versus Windows Considerations The Importance of RAM Processing Power Storage Space Storage Options Onboard Sound Options (Audio In and Out) Other Options to Consider
Working with Your Computer
File Management Launching Applications Saving Files
Working with an Application
Menus Keyboard Shortcuts and Other Key Commands
Review/Discussion Questions
Exercise 1. Exploring Audio on the Computer Chapter 2. DAW Concepts
Functions of a DAW
What Can a DAW Do? Common DAWs
Plug-In Formats
What Is a Plug-In? Common Plug-In Formats
Cubase Systems
Cubase Software Options Cubase Hardware Options
Downloading and Installing Cubase Elements
Accessing the Installer Installation Steps
Launching Cubase Elements for the First Time Important Concepts in Cubase Elements
Project Files Versus Audio Files Audio Versus MIDI
Review/Discussion Questions
Exercise 2. Working with a Multi-Track Project Chapter 3. Audio Recording Concepts
The Basics of Audio
Frequency Amplitude
Microphones
Traditional Microphones USB Microphones Other Considerations Basic Miking Techniques
Multi-Tracking and Signal Flow
What Is Multi-Track Recording? Recording Signal Flow
Moving Audio from Analog to Digital
Analog Versus Digital Audio The Analog-to-Digital Conversion Process
The Audio Interface
Audio Interface Considerations Working Without an Audio Interface
Review/Discussion Questions
Exercise 3. Selecting Your Audio Production Gear Chapter 4. MIDI Recording Concepts
A Brief History of MIDI
Digital Control The Birth of MIDI
The MIDI Protocol
MIDI Notes Program Changes Controller Messages
MIDI Controllers
Tone-Generating Keyboards Keyboard Controllers DrumPad Controllers Grid Controllers Alternate Controllers What to Look for in a MIDI Controller Purchasing a Keyboard Controller
Setup and Signal Flow
Plug-and-Play Setup MIDI Cables and Jacks Using a MIDI interface Considerations for Using Multiple MIDI Devices
MIDI Versus Audio
What Is MIDI? Monitoring with Onboard Sound Versus Virtual Instruments
Tracking with Virtual Instruments
Creating Tracks for Virtual Instruments Summary
Review/Discussion Questions
Exercise 4. Selecting Your MIDI Production Gear Chapter 5. Reason Concepts, Part 1
Creating a Project Main Windows
Project Window Overview MixConsole Overview Transport Panel
Working with Tracks
Adding Tracks Primary Track Types Mono Versus Stereo Tracks MIDI Versus Instrument Tracks Events Versus Files
Basic Navigation
Using the Transport Controls Zooming and Scrolling in the Project Window Controlling Playback Behavior Monitoring Your Timeline Location
Ranges and Selections
Locator Ranges Versus Range Selections Playing a Range Selection Range Scenarios
Review/Discussion Questions
Exercise 5. Configuring and Working on a Project Chapter 6. Cubase Concepts, Part 2
Setting Up for Recording Recording Audio
Specifying a Record Range Record-Enabling Audio Tracks Monitoring Record-Enabled Audio Tracks Initiating a Record Take Undoing a Record Take
Recording MIDI
Monitoring a MIDI Controller Record-Enabling MIDI and Instrument Tracks Selecting a MIDI Record Mode
Importing Media
Supported File Types Importing Files from the Desktop Using the Import Command
Snap Types and the Grid
The Snap Types Snap Off Setting the Grid Type
Working with Parts and Events
Recognizing Parts and Events in the Project Window Selecting the Right Tool Basic Editing Techniques Advanced Editing Techniques
Review/Discussion Questions
Exercise 6. Importing and Editing MIDI Parts and Audio Events Chapter 7. Mixing Concepts
Basic Mixing
Setting Levels Panning
Processing Options and Techniques
Gain-Based Processing Time-Based Processing and Effects Inserts Versus Sends
Mixing in the Box
Advantages of In-the-Box Mixing Getting the Most Out of an In-the-Box Mix
Review/Discussion Questions
Exercise 7. Creating a Basic Mix Chapter 8. Signal Processing
Plug-In Basics
Viewing Inserts on Channels Inserting Plug-Ins on Tracks Moving and Duplicating Plug-Ins Displaying Plug-In Windows
Common Plug-In Controls Adjusting Plug-In Parameters
Adjusting Parameters with the Mouse Adjusting Parameters with a Scroll Wheel or Track Pad Adjusting Plug-In Parameters with the Computer Keyboard
EQ Processing
Types of EQ Basic EQ Parameters EQ Plug-Ins in Cubase Elements Strategies for Using EQ
Dynamics Processing
Types of Dynamics Processors Basic Dynamics Parameters Dynamics Plug-Ins in Cubase Elements Strategies for Using Compression
Reverb and Delay Effects
What Is Reverb? Reverb in Cubase Elements Applications for Reverb Processors What Is Delay? Delay in Cubase Elements Applications for Delay Processors
Wet Versus Dry Signals
Using Time-Based Effects as Inserts on Effect Tracks Using Send-and-Return Configurations
Review/Discussion Questions
Exercise 8. Optimizing Tracks with Signal Processing Chapter 9. Finishing a Project
Recalling a Saved Mix Using Automation
Selecting an Automation State Writing Real-Time Automation Creating Automation Manually Editing Automation Events Using the Line Tool for Automation
Creating an Audio Mixdown
Adding Processing on the Output Fader Considerations for Bouncing Audio Exporting an Audio Mix
Review/Discussion Questions
Exercise 9. Preparing the Final Mix Chapter 10. Beyond the Basics
Customizing Key Commands in Cubase The Info Line Submixing with Group Tracks
Simplifying a Mix Creating Stems
Project Window Zones
Left Zone Lower Zone Right Zone
Using the Chord Pads
Selecting and Modifying Chords Adding Chords to Tracks
Using the Chord Assistant
Accessing the Chord Assistant Circle of Fifths Auditioning Chords and Adding Chords to a Project
Keyboard Shortcuts
Common Functions and Operations Commonly Used Tools Common Zoom Commands Common Fade Functions Common Edit Functions Track Commands
Review/Discussion Questions
Exercise 10. Finalizing a Project Exercise 11. Exploring in Cubase About the Authors
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