Music Production Masterclass - Recording,Mixing to Mastering

Organize your Cubase project by creating folder tracks for drums, guitars, and keyboards. Select multiple tracks with shift, drag into folders, and tidy the session.

Learn how to create a guitar group (bus) to route multiple guitar tracks into a single stereo group, apply effects once, and route leads into the same guitar group.

Learn how to route bass guitar to a dedicated base group, edit the bass channel with media options, and manage output differences between media and normal tracks for precise sending.

Balance the bass, drums, and keyboards to achieve a cohesive mix. Organize instruments into keyboard and guitar groups to understand the session.

apply light compression to percussion using a compressor, adjust the sound, listen to how it sounds, and move to the next instrument.

Apply a touch of compression to the poly synth, preserve a dry signal around negative twenty eight point five, and adjust the channel strip by cutting selective frequencies.

perform a sweep in the mix, listen for equalization corrections, and adjust the level to balance the track.

Explore sidechain with kick and synth, using cross sections and two kicks to compare original and looped signals. Set up inputs, route signals, and balance levels for the mix.

In this concluding Cubase masterclass, prepare for the next session with a vocal track; we will record and mix the vocal into the full song, then proceed to mastering.