Learn how to make Greek music with Cubase
What you'll learn
- Introduction to Cubase software
- Producing Greek music with cubase
- How to create the instrumental Zeibekiko tis Evdokias from scratch
Requirements
- Computer that meet the requirements of Cubase software
- Cubase software (recommended version 8 and above)
- Audio interface that is compatible to work with Cubase and your computer
- Pair of monitors or Studio Headphones
- Knowledge of music theory (for playing the virtual instruments)
- VST instruments for Drums, Bass, Guitar and Piano
Description
In this course you will learn how to use Cubase to produce Greek music. I will teach you how to produce the Greek instrumental "To Zeibekiko tis Evdokias" from scratch step by step using VST instruments starting from creating the drums track to guitar backing, bass and piano. We will also will learn how to add and record an audio track. In the final stage you will learn how to export and mix down the tracks into a Wav file. We will also explore Greek insturmentals and songs projects that was created with Cubase and the drums patters of the Greek rhythms.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone who want to learn to use Cubase software
- Musicians and players who play Greek music
Course content
- Preview00:53
- Preview03:08
- 02:37Creating a new instrument MIDI track and using a VST drums kit
- 01:47Set a name and pic for a track and saving the project
Instructor
Yossi Aharon is a musician and virtuoso Greek bouzouki player from Israel. He began his musical education at age of 3 and learned to play on bouzouki, lute, violin and piano. He showed talent and loved to play classical melodies of popular composers.
During a visit in Greece, he master to learn to play the bouzouki. He was influenced by Greek culture and developed a deep affinity for Greek music and Rebetiko. In Israel, he began teaching the instrument. In 2009 he published the book “Kessem Ha'bouzouki" (“The Magic of Bouzouki"), a comprehensive Greek bouzouki method book in Hebrew include Greek musical scales.
His great passion for Greek music and constant visits to Greece caused him to abandon his profession to spend his time in music. In August 2012, he released the album “Melodies From The Heart", a Greek bouzouki instrumentals album.
Today, Yossi Aharon is considered one of the best bouzouki players in Israel and the world and gained recognition abroad the country. He belongs to the old generation of musicians who performing the initial improvisation "Taximi" in inspiration of the moment. Multi-instrumentalist who play professionally in several musical instruments include Greek bouzouki, oriental keyboard and Oud.