Moosedrool
Honorary Master
I'm thinking of creating some tutorials on Cubase and was wondering how many people use it, has it but doesn't know WTF is going on or want's to get into recording / production and might want to try cubase as an option.
I'm busy creating some free dnb editable sample loops for a test basically, just too see how many people might be interested. I'm completely oblivious of the demand for the DAW and well explained tutorials on this and thought maybe to just ask.
I had a topic on a chill step creation and got a member replying with questions such as what is the workflow process etc… I was surprised at the demand for knowledge in this field. I thought many of the things is pretty straight forward but forgot about the years of exposure I have in the environment compared to others.
"Why with all the silly secrets in electronic music?" Was the question I heard from some clients. There are none! It was just the equipment/software that cost more than a house. Today people are able to afford VST, complete DAW and audio interfaces which means the music industry might need to re-look at how they handle artists in the future.
Youtube offers great examples but doesn't dig deep into the core of creation and composition. Most of the free online tutorial videos has a 15 year old trying to explain synthesis to 20 - 30 year olds and ends up just showing you which knob needs to be what value. This is not learning, it's copying. Then you get academy's that charges the amount of some of the equipment for their training.
The same approach needs to count for my business but we want to place it in the hands of the beginner as well as the experienced. Thus affordable video training, samples and VST's. Staying ahead in technology is part of our values and with recording and production environments making their way into everyones home, we need to invest in streamlining the understanding of the software and concepts.
I'm busy creating some free dnb editable sample loops for a test basically, just too see how many people might be interested. I'm completely oblivious of the demand for the DAW and well explained tutorials on this and thought maybe to just ask.
I had a topic on a chill step creation and got a member replying with questions such as what is the workflow process etc… I was surprised at the demand for knowledge in this field. I thought many of the things is pretty straight forward but forgot about the years of exposure I have in the environment compared to others.
"Why with all the silly secrets in electronic music?" Was the question I heard from some clients. There are none! It was just the equipment/software that cost more than a house. Today people are able to afford VST, complete DAW and audio interfaces which means the music industry might need to re-look at how they handle artists in the future.
Youtube offers great examples but doesn't dig deep into the core of creation and composition. Most of the free online tutorial videos has a 15 year old trying to explain synthesis to 20 - 30 year olds and ends up just showing you which knob needs to be what value. This is not learning, it's copying. Then you get academy's that charges the amount of some of the equipment for their training.
The same approach needs to count for my business but we want to place it in the hands of the beginner as well as the experienced. Thus affordable video training, samples and VST's. Staying ahead in technology is part of our values and with recording and production environments making their way into everyones home, we need to invest in streamlining the understanding of the software and concepts.
