Getting Inspired and Recording First Ideas | Synthwave Production Basics in Cubase

[@djleandromusic]

Such a great video ... no nonsense , no fuss , just showing exactly what we came for . love it . great job

[@parabot2]

Love these , shows how powerful and easy Cubase can be . Plz keep doing this series , maybe do a psychedelic trck to show us some tips on cool sound scaping , reverbs and delays etc .

[@NickAsselberghs]

I am really looking forward to the next video and this entire series Steven. It sounds great

[@Byron101_]

I'm in EDM music too. I prefer timeline arrangement over clip pattern modes. Cubase is such a great and fast daw for electronic music! Yes, I use Ableton also, but Cubase wins in so many areas. Very nice video, thank you!

[@Peter-kj5nr]

Very nice - thank you! Absolutely astonishing how quickly you put things together - really expert use of Cubase! Looking forward to the next parts :)

[@larrys2065]

Really great tutorial! Concise and packed with information. (As a plus, the song is shaping up nicely!)

[@stevesm2010]

Excellent stuff. Nice and straigtforward. I love the organisation in folders. I look forward to the next one.

[@mikesparti828]

This is a great channel, you don't waste any time! I am learning lots of useful tips!!

[@victornoagbodji]

Great first video 👏Thanks so much for doing it. Can't wait to see the others 😊

[@MrUkkosmyrsky]

Awesome, thanks! Great tutorial I can't wait enough next episode I love synthwave 🤩

[@TheMusicLife-42]

Excited for this series

[@jazzdude7014]

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[@Sound-Lord]

Thanks!

[@ErixSamson]

It"s really interesting to look at how you work and how efficient yuou are

[@chris5375]

Great tutorial, let’s make some 🔥👌

[@rommelreyes7616]

Dang! That was cool!

[@LudwigKazhan]

Nice! Great)

[@veloCity127-g6m]

Educational and mysterious at the same time. I've been using Cubase for a time, but I like to learn other genres and ways of working. I wanted to “recreate” this and was surprised to discover that the tom sample in the Mediabay (and on the track) sounds different than when triggered by the GA's pad. The “original” is much more voluminous and detailed, from the pad it sounds more papery - very strange.

[@fp1183]

Nice !!

[@nikibuz1]

Very well done How much cost the expansion for retrologue?

[@DEADLINETV]

Dude! Brilliant! Very interesting to see your workflow. But why would you go from audio-sample to Groove Agent back to (bounced) audio? Groove Agent is brilliant in having any pad as its own output and you can run a side chain from that. Gives you some more flexibility whilst writing. But, maybe I'm missing a point here... Could be. Looking forward to the other videos!

[@Steven_Beddall]

Fair question! I had actually filmed a separate segment of this showing how to use Groove Agent's multi output capability as a totally different approach but ultimately had to cut down the edit to keep the video under 15 mins. It is admittedly a weird workflow to bounce back to audio, but I suppose my thinking is that Groove Agent's purpose for me is mainly just to create custom drum kits so I can 'perform' the drum ideas quickly rather than dragging and dropping samples onto the grid. Ultimately I'd rather be working with audio when it comes to drums because it's easier to shape, process and edit individual samples and sections when I need to.

[@DEADLINETV]

@@Steven_Beddall I can see your point and it's legit! But man, Groove Agent is a powerhouse! Highly underrated, I think. Even the option to add (subtle) random pitch to, say, the hihat to create a more realistic sound is just brilliant!

[@arturaravidi]

Great 👍🏻

[@Artek604]

Interesting, that you start from a bunch of different sounds with no actual music playing, rather than from a running pattern in one sound - e.g. in my case it's most often a bass - and then complement it with further sounds. Is this how most people work in Cubase? In Bitwig or Live one typically builds stuff by a recording / typing-in a running loop, and then expanding by adding stuff around it. I never really tried this approach! :o

[@ralphnelson-tucker8186]

How do you find the subsequent videos to this intro?

[@bamdocmusic]

i D/led night call but its not showing on my Retro, any advice

[@Steven_Beddall]

Nightcall is an audio sample pack only, not a preset pack for Retrologue. You can find the Nightcall pack in your Loops & Sounds Media 😊

[@Blueberrystop]

❤

[@libtekk]

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