the bit I do use steinberg stuff I know they love making stuff more complicated that they actually should be. even installing something thru their installer you get way to many options that are more confusing then useful

Perhaps mention this in the Cubase forum and/or communicate directly to Steinberg. Perhaps, Steinberg should come up with a separate central application to handle the annotation/searching and make this much more easy.

.thank you for taking the time to make these

Thank you Anthony, This made the process so easy for me. Your instructions were really easy to understand and follow. 🙏

Thank you, very well explained and easy to implement. 🙏

Hi Anthony, I was just watching this video to setup recording in Halion 7, but the upper row of buttons you show in your video (assuming you use the VST of Halion 7), are all missing in my VST including the side chain button. How do I make these buttons visible?

Anthony your tutorials are an ADDED VALUE for the software makers, companies should pay you for your enormous contribution to their software. Your explanations are so very well detailed i didn't look at the manual anymore!!!

Anyone?? Can u update HAlion till 7 and still remain in Cubase 8 ?

I just started using the Mini V and I was so excited to see you had a tutorial on it. By far the best synth tutorials on KZbin.

hello! I have a specific problem that I can't solve. I must patch the inverter to the kbd cv of the filter. My problem is that arturia's voltage processor seems to be different from the original arp. I'm looking to achieve a Herbie Hancock lead synth in the song textures, in the video kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmjcfIdufr58hrM I received a response from the creator of the patch. At one point it says I should: 'Patch the Inverter to the Filter's KBD CV (Tracking) and drop the High.' and then he says; 'The inverter is patched to the filter CV for keyboard tracking. As the pitch gets higher, the effect of the low pass filter increases, making the sound softer. Even without patching, you can make the sound softer by lowering the filter cutoff, but the bass will become muffled, which is why we use keyboard tracking'. How would you achieve inverse keyboard tracking in arturia?

Really good video. Lots of stuff I didn't despite using Cubase since 1873 or so :). But I miss one thing: a quick way to just find stuff that I've saved. Any ideas for that?

Thanks I've been doing the intros on all the v collection as an exercise.

These are great tutorials of yours, thanks a TON for this! Unfortunately, Steinberg with 7.1 seem to have decided to ditch common Midi Program Change. It is working from within Cubase (as you show), but within other hosts - Gig Performer and Reaper in my case - the PC does not work with H7. As other vst3 do accept PC, it must be assumed there is some random bug or weird intentional change by Steinberg (one can even see the midi light flashing in H7, just nothing happens). Interestingly though that you deem PC to be redundant? Is that alluding to the massively increased hardware powers which allow to anyhow have everything loaded?

I tried reaplugs, it worked.

Antony, Have you checked out Plug In Guru Unify? I think it would be right up your alley if you love Halion.

I like this so much! Thank you.

Once again, exactly the instruction I needed in this moment! Thanks, Anthony! 😎🎹🎸🎶

Dayum - that was awesome

An other superb tutorial. This synthetizer is really amazing. I'm in love with it.

I loaded it and can start it as a stand-alone but cannot pick it up on studio one

Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you for this series, Anthony! The manual alone just doesn't cut it and I wouldn't be progressing without your videos!

Excellent simple and concise explanation. Thank you for including the VST focus quick controls, even though you do not like them. Characteristic of a great teacher/instructor. Cheers!

This is such a great video. I love that you walk us through the signal path. It wasn't apparent to me what the default signal path was even after reading the documentation. Really appreciate you taking the time to make this series.

great intro, well done, thanks

Very nice. But if you can, the sharpness of the can be improved... especially on a small screen, we can't see much detail...

Very nice. But if you can, the sharpness of the can be improved... especially on a small screen, we can't see much detail...

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Anthony, we can rely on you. Thanks a Lot.

Can you do a series on the Wavestation VST as well??

I think I just answered my own question. I'm new to Halion and I've just finished the 20+ editors in the interface, very heavy! Spectral will probably make more sense as the tutorial (awesomeness detail) continues on. Thanks for sharing CHEERS!

I don't think you actually realise how brilliant you are at this. I've just bought Halion 7 and I'm looking forward to watching this series. Thanks Antony.

Anthony, is this something different than X-Stream which just came out?

Thanks Anthony, always love your tuts. Lots of useful details, well researched and you're very eloquent in explaining things.

Excellent, thanks.

Really helpfull! I never really dove in, but with your guidance it is a lot less intimidating.

Thanks so much! This beast has been a mystery to me since 1988 when I took an electronic music class in college.

Simply explained and well demonstrated, this CMI layout seems intuitive enough even for less advanced synthesists.

Beautiful, brave content. I'm sure this will help some people as much as your wonderful tutorials do. I don't believe I'm on the spectrum, and have enjoyed music making with other people in the past (particularly orchestras and string quartets), but my experience of "bands" has always been that they are some kind of hell. So maybe for different reasons to you, I decided to just make music on my own. I may do a bit of sending files back and forth with friends to "collaborate", but I don't intend to do it face to face. My problem is I can't sing. Not sure I fancy AIs.

I'd like to download your Halion template but I can't find it at your Patreon. Can you help?

Looks like you're wearing an orange jumpsuit.

As usual, detailed and useful. I usually am afraid about saturation adding. Because I see many producers nowadays adding a lot trying to simulate old analog channel strips. And final products are extremely tiring tracks. This way I can detect real results

You're a legend Anthony! 🙏🏻

Sorry but you're wrong I have small hands/fingers too But I use my thumb like King 👑 Jimi Hendrix Its actually more about positioning of the palm that gives the thumb leverage over the neck Yeah its taken time & felt the same frustration you guys may feel but it can be done Heres proof kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5OTq5yigZyrjNUsi=4o_mN0eKCCOcStLG And Ive explored thinner necks, shorter scale...and ultimately prefer 24.5" scale & make my own guitars 🎸 as in the video The thumb technique a la Jimi will give you a freedom that the conventional can not but both have their place

I know you were you initially hesitant on the length of the video, but I have to say that I really appreciated this deep dive. I learned a lot!

Going through the archives is always good fun.. not only to apply new skills or techniques we've learnt in the time away.. but also a good lengthy ear rest from tracks I've become bogged down in always gives me a fresh outlook ... especially those that I'd started to dislike from over exposure.

Da unterstütze ich Deinen Kanal sehr gern.

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this in-depth videos are REALLY cool! keep it up! by any chance you have anything on Synths? as an mostly analog post 90s musician, I cannot get the grasp on them, especially when trying to resemble something remotely power-metal adjacent with their sawtooths, square leads.. and all that 😮‍💨

Hi there Anthony! Yet again a fantastic video about a subject many Cubase users struggle with on a deeper level. All this was explained perfectly. I want to compliment you on giving people a very deep, fundamental understanding of some of these less-understood features. You have become an invaluable teacher for Cubase users, doing this. Well done!

Great video Anthony! Lately you have been producting a lot of very practical but really useful videos about more obscure features, and it's fantastic! Pro tip for film/video game composers: did you know that you can actually create multiple cues inside one Cubase project using this? The tempo track, video track and everything else all have Track Versions! It's a really deep feature almost no one knows about just how useful it is! You can even switch cues with hotkeys, changing everything at once. Nifty huh?