Cubase Video Manual Full

[@Pai3000]

I'm really amazed at how advance this software was. They got many many things right.

[@brujopiruloquehasidoeso2724]

Thank you very much for sharing this historical document for the Atari and Cubase user community. Atari forever!

[@mbuttman]

Brujo Pirulo Quehasidoeso most welcome!

[@TheEltonJohnTribute]

Fantastic pioneering in those years and amazing how our set comprised of all those elements in the video here still works, still puts a smile on our faces, and how it keeps being abosolutely reliable when creating. Just love that vintage, basic, stable, strip down, and still so effective tech.

[@geoffvalenti]

This brings back loads great memories, of loading Cubase from 1 floppy disk, of rock solid timing (latency hadn't been heard of), of dual boot Ataris with running on multi sync monitors to give a colour or monochrome screen, of hard drives in a cardboard box (I kid you not) with a "massive" 20Mb capacity, of the dreaded message internal error.....OK? and of course (for those of us that couldn't afford the £500 for the legal copy) of "brought to you by Schmo the man!" Happy days, I sure that some of my best work was done on the Atari ST Still using Cubase 11, and of course it's brilliant with so many great features, but sometimes I just long for the simplicity of 30 odd years ago.

[@dussie920]

Nice! Thanks for the upload. After about 30 years I found it.

[@Freakydile]

Super!!!!!!!! Thank you for this beautiful time-travel... Running a STFM 520 here with cubase 3... Soon my Steinberg Midex will arrive by mail... I look forward to it...

[@jefgibbons]

2 MB RAM required!! This is great! My first Cubase was 1998... Cubase 3.5! Anyone remember the "Cubase...audio" song? Girl singing... got stuck in my head for years!

[@RoyMaya]

I never knew this video existed. I sure could've used this 30 years ago. lol

[@thedarkglovemusic]

Finally! Been looking for this for years!

[@dominickfleres6585]

great teacher

[@jmoreno600]

Please don't crop videos to 16:9 just because that's the shape of the KZbin player and modern TVs. Videos like this are of historical interest, and by cutting off the top and bottom of the screen you are leaving out part of history. Just leave it 4:3!

[@mbuttman]

Yeah I screwed that up. Check out the other uploads. I think those are not cropped.

[@AnsweringMusic]

@@mbuttman it is still a great video though. Thank you for this!

[@mbuttman]

@@AnsweringMusic I posted another version that isn’t cropped (I think).

[@bloodmapedit]

Memory lane..... this was all you needed, a no-nonsense sequencer without latency. And displayed on one of (if not THE) sharpest 640x400 monitors of that time.

[@TheReimecker]

Very nice this video Thank you for sharing !!

[@mbuttman]

Christian Rheinnecker welcome, enjoy

[@thetourle]

Niiice! I still have my st520 with 1meg and sm124 monitor and a copy of cubase in storage.. took it over to Norway once with an emu sampler and the monitor bulging out of a suitcase lol

[@teemunator]

Classic

[@livvy94]

Thanks for posting this! Shame it got cropped to widescreen though. Do you still have the VHS?

[@mbuttman]

Try this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoOsZnSJe72Ll5o

[@enginozkan7268]

Is it a compulsory to use monochrome monitor to run cubase? If so, why?

[@mbuttman]

I think it was for the “HD” resolution. In color the resolution was not adequate.

[@mb2776]

Thx for sharing it!!

[@mbuttman]

Welcome

[@AnsweringMusic]

Is this 80s or 90s?

[@mbuttman]

I think it’s 1992

[@bloodmapedit]

Definitely 90's.

[@fogvarious2478]

bad advice.. before trying to run windows switch to C drive ;-)

[@musician17]

this is retro fruity loops hahhaha