I bought a YC-73 which is hood but, all these advanced features but no proper envelope generator....one knob eg doesn't count 😕
@andreafox72674 күн бұрын
Loved your video. Great review of the YC. At a gig I had a synth fry due to power problems. Ever since I use an APC 700 UPS - they even guarantee against lightning strikes! Also I always use isolator or DI boxes even though my synths have balanced outs.
@Featherlightstudio3 күн бұрын
Great tip, as I use UPS on the main power bar of my stage setup as well.
@kalletjaben-jazz-funk-soul-key5 күн бұрын
Hey Steve, 2 Questions: what’s your opinion to the CK88 by Yamaha (a.o. interesting because of the weight). And what do you think about the quality of the Yamaha YC73 keybed?
@Featherlightstudio3 күн бұрын
The CK88 is a nice alternative for sure, really nice piano and most of the YC library on board and you GOTTA love that weight difference but, the YC has spoiled me. My biggest concern for road work would be the plastic chassis vs the all aluminum Frame of the YC. The YC73 felt pretty good to me and was a nice balance between keyboards sounds and playing organ on the same bed. But I dont mind the heavier balanced keys on the YC88, its a joy to play.
@fredmcveigh98775 күн бұрын
great advice and I have subscribed.
@fredmcveigh98775 күн бұрын
great advice and I have subscribed.
@DanielRey-MusicoProductor6 күн бұрын
hi! Excellent reivition and comparison!! I had a doubt, the Mackie can record audio at 192 Khz. What is the sample rate of the Notepad 8FX to the DAW? I haven't found that information anywhere.
@Featherlightstudio3 күн бұрын
The Soundcraft Notepad series tops out at 48Khz for recording. For this size board, Ive really never needed to go higher than that.
@jimfromzerosurge48466 күн бұрын
I love my YC88. I agree with everything you said. I would add for my wish list to have more live set pages. I don't like to change the defaults too much so I can always go back to them and dial them in different ways. Playing in a cover band that covers a lot of eras, I have lots of sounds to create.
@_classic_rob_7 күн бұрын
Not a better channel out there. Your channel has been a life saver for the last 2 years. I think we got our boards around the same time. It's been awesome to be walking through the exciting new changes at the same time and see someone who likes this board as much as I do
@Featherlightstudio7 күн бұрын
Thanks, I appreciate that!
@Tiosanx7 күн бұрын
I have two FW audio interfaces. I am really pissed off 😡
@_classic_rob_7 күн бұрын
Excite to continue this video, but you might have to check that audio on your voice
@Featherlightstudio7 күн бұрын
Yeah, the transmitter was going out unfortunately.
@richardpenrose19688 күн бұрын
I have the CP88 and YC61 combo and love these boards! I regularly get musicians and sound engineers comment on how great they sound! Whilst I agree it would be nice to be able to download additional sounds, I personally haven't needed to so far as the built in sounds have covered every situation I've used them. If there ever was a specific sound I am missing I would use on of the apps on my iPhone such as Korg Module and I would be good to go! There are a few things I would love to see in an updated version :- 1/ Proper true sympathetic string resonance and mechanical noises for the pianos and e.pianos 2/ All 4 Clavinet pickup patterns 3/ Extra Polyphony when using multiple layers 4/ More Livesets storage banks 5/ To have an option be able to route the audio inputs to the headphone output only. This would be extremely useful when using IEM's as you could connect your monitor mix from the board and plug it into the audio inputs and then send it to the headphone output. This would mean you wouldn't need to use an external IEM amp pack. It would also be useful for when you want to plugin a click track into the keyboard and just hear it through the headphone output of your board. 6/ Add aftertouch 7/ Add a built in metronome 8/ Update the YC61 keybed so that it doesn't make clacky noises Saying that, the YC and CP are my favorite boards that I've played. The sound are great, the effects are as good as I've heard in any board, the built quality is solid whilst being lighter than other competing brands. I also really love the layout, workflow and tactile knobs and switches! They are the most intuitive I've played and I tweak in realtime much quicker and easier than any board I've played. Having a built in audio interface is the icing on the cake. I have used this for some session work including BBC Radio 4 in the UK. I had my CP88 plugged into my iPhone and recorded directly into Cubasis and then emailed to take to the producer. It was so easy and quick to do this and the producer was amazed at the audio quality. If Yamaha updated these boards the suggestions I mentioned above, they would be my dream boards!
@Featherlightstudio7 күн бұрын
Great suggestions!
@SD-ff1je8 күн бұрын
I'm so glad you created these long-term reviews. Really, there is no better review. The YC88 is simply phenomenal. I love mine, and I baby it 😅
@adamandlorraine8 күн бұрын
Appreciate the long term opinions. Particularly build quality. I'm sure I saw a thread on the yc61 keys going bad quite quickly. (Audio quality on your voice isn't quite right here?)
@charlierichards430210 күн бұрын
Wow! Brilliant video...Thank you, I've learned so much..
@almaximus0311 күн бұрын
🙏🏼
@harnesspaul370811 күн бұрын
I have been going through this Playlist and I have to say I love how you presented everything. I have learned a lot from you. Trying to get started in Cubase.
@Featherlightstudio11 күн бұрын
Thank you, I appreciate that a lot!
@JeanLopes612 күн бұрын
Pretty impressive!!
@olivermaier-landshut304712 күн бұрын
Yeah and no more beat calculator. Threw it out for tap tempo 😂
@YashOnTheBeat12 күн бұрын
Hello Sir I had a doubt related to the midi workflow in Cubase 13. Every time I try to copy a part of the midi clip using the range selection tool or manually shorten it (dragging from the bottom left) I can see all the extra midi information that fall outside the region boundary. Is there a way to hide this extra information as it just clutters up the screen when I'm doing multi part editing. The only fix for this so far is to duplicate the midi event and split it using the scissor tool. That is completely counter intuitive and is an extra step with the range selection tool available. I might be missing something in the settings. Please let me know if there's a way to fix this. I've used Logic Pro and Ableton Live for the most part. Has it always been this way in Cubase?
@neo-in-the-matrixxx13 күн бұрын
Thanks…👍🏾
@naneezay17 күн бұрын
At church…we are for some Reason having a hard time getting enough signal from the bass guitar into the livestream. We use di boxes too. For some reason, all the keyboards come thru the live well but for the bass. We just not getting enough signal and the bass is super low in the live. Wondering if this will solve it? Help….Also do u have to keep changing the batteries or?
@Featherlightstudio17 күн бұрын
These have a level adjust on them to help make up the difference in output as well as a passive/active pickup switch. And they can be phantom powered from the board.
@joemaycen855617 күн бұрын
I really like this Yamaha YC Series. I would definately recommend this to anyone who wants to play in a band !....
@stavrospapadimitriou763119 күн бұрын
If this thing only had a 3-band EQ it would be a winner!
@RichardThomas-sp4iy20 күн бұрын
jeez slow down dude
@talktalk450320 күн бұрын
Great vid! Thx. Is this better than the Maschine mk 3? Can we load Maschine2 into Nektarine? Thinking of upgrading my NI mikro mk3.
@mdl55520 күн бұрын
Thanks a lot for the tips ¡ BTW, the song is fantastic ¡ Any data about singer and lyrics? Is it published ?
@Featherlightstudio20 күн бұрын
She is a Northwest artist, her name is Pam Jahn more info here open.spotify.com/track/1UFpT9SfuomeOUPWUR6vLI
@ashfaqtulu902724 күн бұрын
Thank you for introducing
@FRANKRICECOLD20924 күн бұрын
So It Would Not Work With Auto Tune Pitch Correction Plugin ? Thanks And One More Question What If You Audio Interface Does NOT Have a Direct Monitoring Button And The Direct Monitoring Button Is Grayed Out ? I Have Been Trying To Figuer This Out Foreve
@Featherlightstudio24 күн бұрын
Most smaller interfaces have either a Direct monitor button OR and Mix knob that does the same thing but gives you more mix control. Or they have a software control panel that allows more flexible routing options but produces the same result.
@rockyguarriello244925 күн бұрын
Hello Steve, Trying out my new YC-88/61 setup. Love the keyboard and thanks to you I am learning how to navigate an already great live keyboard. When my house gig resumes in 2 weeks I am ready to take the new duo out to the gig. Presently I am using a Nord Stage 4 88 and a Nord Stage 3 73 Compact for my upper keyboard. I was a big Yamaha user for many years from all the motifs to the stage pianos. I got spoiled by the Nords over the last 8 years but it was your PodCast that told me to gig the YC a try. I did find out one real important thing. Going out of the XLR's verses the ¼" outputs is huge. I could not believe the difference. Fortunately my Ashley 308B line mixer has channels one and two switchable between ¼" or XLR. Then I run that signal through a Focusrite ISA 2 preamp and into a DBX intelligent EQ, and finally to a Warm Audio Bus Summing unit. I then run out of the bus Summing via XLR into a Presonus Temblor Sub and up to my Space Station. It's quite a setup and is actually a small set up that's very portable. I can see by your videos you are a very talented player with nice chops. I would love to catch up to you at a gig. Let me know where your band is playing. I'm in North Carolina but would make a trip out to meet in person. Thank you so much for being a great teacher and keep up the good work. Rocky
@Featherlightstudio24 күн бұрын
Sounds like a killer live setup!
@TebogoMotlhale27 күн бұрын
Cubase Chord Pads ended up dismally disppointing me becuz for YEARSSS the software FORCES us to use chord VOICINGS of its own. It was so frustrating to have a software dictate to me which voicings I am FORCED to use to play the Eb Major chord. I could Not even REDUCE the notes in the chord or do ANYTHING i really wanted with Cubase' forced-voicings 🙄😒🤕🤕 after 3 years i finally had to give up using chord pads and go to Scaler (yeah . . . THIRD-party plugin JUST to be able to play my preferred VOICING of the Eb Major chord 🤕🙄🙄). Scaler also showed me some flames due to . . . you're Not gonna believe this: It cannot transpose MULTIPLE chords stored on its Chord Pads. You must transpose the chords ONE by ONE . . . the most MUNDANE and easy operation (transposing notes/chords) . . . is STILL Not possible in Scaler in June 2024 😁😂😂.
@duncanhazlewood804527 күн бұрын
Thank you for this indepth review. Super helpful! Maybe I missed it, but I'm struggling to save my volume controller setting globally. Is it only possible to save at the patch level? I'd like to set my voume/expression pedal (via the Controller 2 port) to always control All Volumes - that way I can swell organ, or boost volume for solos on any sound on any patch. However, I'm struggling to find out how to save it that way. I can select that option on one patch and save the patch that way, but I can't figure out how to save this setting as a global setting. Do you know if that's possible, and if so how to do it? Thank oyu so much for reading this lengthy comment ... :). Again, GREAT job on a super helpful video!
@walleyvideo829729 күн бұрын
GREAT video!!!
@JohnJones-tx6rt29 күн бұрын
I think the lesson here is that unless you are a professional or want to take the risk of keeping up with the obligatory hectic pace of these vids, not to go anywhere near templates as they seem user unfriendly - using them can lead to disaster with many ways to go wrong in a maze of minutiae. As the same organising structures are used throughout the Cubase program, I suggest users like me (I don't use audio tracks btw) default to minimal, or no involvement with the project options that Cubase offers.
@Featherlightstudio28 күн бұрын
Once you save one template, its the same every time, and they can be a huge time saver starting a project.
@Slinky1973Ай бұрын
great tutorial!!
@Slinky1973Ай бұрын
how did you end the tempo detection session? ie. which button did you press? :)
@FeatherlightstudioАй бұрын
Right click on your mouse to select any other tool (Cursor, Draw, Line, ext) and that ends the Tempo Detection session.
@Slinky1973Ай бұрын
do you have keyboard command shortcut like "b" for example that bounces the audio or renders in place? (rare bounce and render in place the same thing?) and ifso which one and what do you assign it to and where in the key commands assign window? thanks in advance, joey :)
@FeatherlightstudioАй бұрын
I assigned 'B' to audio bounce just because of my old editing habits from WAY back in the day but you can pick anything. How you set up your key commands has more to do with the way you choose to work.
@Slinky197329 күн бұрын
Heya :) thanks for the reply. Maybe I wasn’t clear. I also want to change my command to B for bounce in my key commands. Just wondering what I look for in there and in which section? Is it in the edits section of key commands and am I looking for the actual bounce word or render in place that does the bounce process? Many thanks. J :)
@Featherlightstudio28 күн бұрын
@@Slinky1973 Go to the top Menu Bar/Edit/Key Commands Then search "Bounce" You'll probably get at least 2 results ( MIDI and Bounce Selection )
@xHRaulxАй бұрын
I had my phone connected to play music to channel 5/6 via mini jack cable ( throgh phone's headphone jack ). Cannot hear or control volume while using headphones but it works when I connect speakers though the output, is that normal? Used without USB cable plugged in. By the way, thank you for the in depth review of the mixer, answered so many questions. 😊
@FeatherlightstudioАй бұрын
This would depend on the position of the Phones Switch (directly above the Phones jack) In Master you will hear the Mix coming into the board. In AUX you will only hear the position of the knobs on the AUX buss.
@earledaniels4539Ай бұрын
Excellent video. Would have been good to have a Master Plan v Ozone comparison at the end.
@thefive1hero756Ай бұрын
I just want to say Thank you! I just found this. Great work.
@matthewdennett1965Ай бұрын
Thank you
@michaelpittoggi1903Ай бұрын
Thank you so much! So clear straight to the point, I understand much more than ever. For a real word hands on approach this is great! better than anything else I have seen anywhere, much appreciation for your effort, great stuff. Thanks again Michael Melbourne Australia
@wilkinsiАй бұрын
I am just days from upgrading from a mac mini 2018 with i3 intel cpu to a mac studio m2 max. I am hoping it will beat the mac mini m2 pro in every regard. I am not looking to do video straight away, but I don't want to get caught out when I get to that stage.
@NormanPetersonАй бұрын
You are a lifesaver!! GREAT videos!!
@kevinwilliams4855Ай бұрын
Love this! 😎👍 I've been using the Sub Master idea for a few years now. This idea has enhanced and increased my workflow. Brilliant!
@projekct_amkАй бұрын
You absolutely deserve a greater sub count, I find your videos to be my go to cubase tutorials. Thank You for your work
@mengeleto11Ай бұрын
Is it possible to export multiply tracks with different length, without adjusting markers for each one?
@FeatherlightstudioАй бұрын
This is done using the cycle markers function. You can create as many as you want and they can all have different lengths
@BryOdhiamboАй бұрын
I love Cubase and it's currently my DAW of choice. However, when it comes to tempo detection and tempo matching, other DAWs like FL Studio make it much simpler and faster to undertake. 2 to 3 clicks and you are done. Save for this in my view, Cubase is the best.
@billymack4258Ай бұрын
Great info and what a difference! night and day in my opinion. For those of us that don't have a tape machine, is there an online mastering service that we can send our mix or stems to that can perform this? Thanks
@FeatherlightstudioАй бұрын
A great resource for all things analog tape wise is Chris Mara over at Mara Machines. maramachines.com/services/