Mastering Your Trap Song Using These Plug-ins | Trap Production Basics in Cubase

[@VenusTheory]

Howdy doody buckaroonies! 🤠 Always good to be back on the Cubase channel - I hope everyone finds these tips helpful for making some knocking masters with stock stuff! If you have suggestions for future tutorials, feel free to sound off below!

[@SpeculoosdeCombat242]

Your tutorials on cubase are always great!

[@chent]

Great stuff, nothing like polishing up on the old mastering skills.

[@LondonSteveLee]

You squashed all the life out of it - preferred the pre-mastered version.

[@lifexplorer7]

You are awesome bro! Watching your videos from Nepal. Blessings!

[@ParisPsaros]

Very clear and informative. Thank you.

[@cre8iveconnexionz]

uhhh i felt that drop!!!

[@freethinkers-inc.]

very cool presentation. Thanks a lot.

[@keithgilmore4101]

Thanx Cameron... that must be the best and clearest explanation I have watched on YT.... any chance of doing a video on multiband compression? It’s a dark art for me... lol

[@VenusTheory]

Glad to hear it! And I can definitely note that down!

[@19501960]

Good info thanks.

[@zetamale]

cool voice.

[@VenusTheory]

Thanks!

[@stephenbutler7663]

Thanks for keeping this relatively simple. Newbie here finishing my first track using iPad and Fab filters. I had no clue as to mastering. The track sounds so much more professional now!

[@VenusTheory]

Glad it was helpful! And awesome that it got your track to that last stage!

[@johnrasmussen4144]

Great to see your take on this, thank you sir

[@sub4037]

That reference track tip...Golden✌️

[@VenusTheory]

Makes life SOOOOOOO much easier haha. Easy to forget to do though, don't sleep on it!

[@rafimr1002]

Thank you bro 🙌🤝❤️

[@TrippleXP]

it would be helpful to know the order of each mastering vst in the chain on the master.

[@costinnovac6092]

Man, you rock. I feel that I understand many of the mumbo jumbo in the cubase, at least at what are they good at. I'm in the heavy metal genre, but still, I think I can (finally) use some of the tips.

[@awsgaming7578]

Finely a smart locking guy in steinberg 👍👍👍👍

[@VenusTheory]

🤓

[@ruudjansen2412]

Great tutorial!... thanks!

[@lumann89]

Absolutely fantastic 🔥😋

[@sumsameer3876]

How to mix mastering in stock plugins plz upload full details

[@nzprojects]

Great. Frequency is so awesome and versatile.👏👌✌

[@kstew451]

Awesome info!!!

[@ErixSamson]

super useful, thanks

[@project1265ffo]

fantastic

[@steffmusic89]

Really nice! Thx! Have a nice day!!

[@VenusTheory]

Cheers!

[@homeratalltimes]

I have Cubase Elements and I can only find a few of these plug-ins. Presumably the rest are only available in Pro / Artist version?

[@maciekzasada8745]

Nice , greetings from Poland ...😊

[@VenusTheory]

Na Zdrowie!

[@maciekzasada8745]

@@VenusTheory hehe dobra robota 😁

[@spooky_lights]

I want to know how comparable these plugins are to the fab filter plugins. I use those on a daily basis and haven't had the time to learn all the stock stuff.

[@romabetamaker.]

I didn't understand how to download this project!

[@mjbabyboy79]

Thank you, I have just started to master the songs I have created so perfect timing. I currently master with a single wave file in a separate project. Does it make any difference? I do this as my cpu struggles sometimes

[@DrBuffaloBalls]

That is a smart method, because that way you have to consider if your mix is done before moving to mastering.

[@VenusTheory]

Doesn't really make a difference. Some people prefer to do it as a separate session, some do it in the same session. Suppose it just comes down to your computer processing power and whatnot. For some tracks, I've definitely had to bounce the mix and do the master in a separate session or else my computer will cry haha.

[@richardjansen9084]

Hello Cameron where can i download this project? do not see any link

[@sanji6923]

Look into the Steinberg Download Assistant. There you find the Demo Track for Cubase 11.

[@richardjansen9084]

@@sanji6923 Thank you i will do that

[@tonyglasco3319]

Sorry, but I do not see the downloadable file you mentioned.

[@justynwclark]

What do you do if you don't have a reference track that sounds anything like what you're working on?

[@VenusTheory]

In that case, I'd just get something as close as possible or use another one of your own songs that sounds roughly similar that you liked the mix of.

[@playmakersmusic]

Wow I always thought Venus used Bitwig! Didn't know he used Cubase too!

[@VenusTheory]

I bounce between the two! Just depends on what I'm doing really.

[@markgriskey]

I love your alter ego BTW - but today, I am stoked to hear the other side of your brain talking. I REALLY want to stop using Logic and switch to Cubase or any other software that understands Multitrack Editing and the need for a Robust way to deal with editing Several tracks at the same time. The Apple iPhone company and their consumer product (laughably named "Logic PRO") is a joke when it comes to Multitrack editing. so for 20 years I worked with ProTools whenever I recorded an orchestra, but Logic for everything else. Wouldn't it be neat if one company's of software would work for both scenarios. Although - I doubt Abbey Road, Skysound, or Capital will move away from ProTools any time soon...

[@7WARRIORSOFTHEHOLYTRINITY]

Great Tutorial! Thanks a lot!