Cubase is one of the original DAWs, and Cubase 11 is powerful application, packed with many audio and MIDI features. Fortunately, Matt Hepworth's new course "Cubase 11: Recording and Editing" reveals how it's done! The course starts off by creating a new project from the Steinberg Hub and setting up Cubase to work with the audio interface. It covers the metronome and count-in options, and other important settings to quickly start recording. Next, the course digs into adding instrument & audio tracks to the project and laying tracks; and shows different ways to record MIDI and audio, from building a virtual drum performance with Groove Agent SE to recording an electric bass guitar track. All the different recording modes are covered, including recording and layering multiple MIDI and audio tracks. Once tracks are all recorded, the course gets into the cool editing tools and features that Cubase has to offer: quantizing, transposing, comping, crossfading, and more. Any Cubase users who are ready to take it to the next level will want to check out this course, and dig deep into recording and editing in Cubase 11.

Always enjoy your instruction, Matthew. This presentation was excellent. Your version of CB 11 appears somewhat different than mine. As example mine has no quantize window. I have the quantize feature but no box in the inspector. Also, my rerecord feature seems to work differently than yours. Of course I could be doing something wrong. When I check the rerecord feature in the common area and employ feature, I get no pre-roll. It jumps straight to the locator. That ok at the beginning of the recording as there's a count off. after that it has little value unless, as I say I'm doing something wrong... that's always possible. Thanks, jj