What do you find hard about mixing in Cubase? (protools is set up about the same way)rocsta said:
sillyhat said:
I've been looking for these forever, had them back when I had no clue of what I was doing, but they worked great! Really easy interface too. Didn't even know Kjaerhus made them, no wonder they were so good.sillyhat said:
The fruity loops EQ is a paragraphic EQ and the cubase one that you put up is a parametric. On the cubase mixer (f3), hit the button with the 'e' on it to open the channel strip. There you will see the knobs. If you insert one of the other EQ's (it comes with 2 or 3) on the channel, you will get more options. That 'track view' option that you are using is just to get a quick view, not for serious mixing. You should be using the mixer, that's where all the real control is.rocsta said:I think it's just the fact that I'm used to FL. Look how the Cubase EQ in contrast to the FL EQ looks like:
Actually they are doing the same thing, but there is still a difference. The FL EQ is very easy to use and you can experiment with it easily.
With the Cubase EQ, you need to know what you are doing, you need more knowledge. IMO the FL EQ is better to control.
But I found a way to import the FL EQ in Cubase, so I can still work with it.
Look exactly at the picture, there is a big text it says "Fruity Parametric EQ".sillyhat said:
Yes this EQ is really better than the quick EQ. And it's similar with the Fruity EQ it has knobs and a graphic. I just must get used to it.
Ok I found a Plug-In named 'Q' how the others are called?
If it has sliders, it's a paragraphic. That's how you can tell. A graphic has just sliders and fixed frequency and Q. A parametric has adjustable frequency and Q. A paragraphic has both. IT doesn't matter what the nice people at fruity loops decided to call it.rocsta said:
It's the same EQ, the picture is just different.rocsta said:
I have nuendo and I have another plugin called 'nuendo EQ' and a bunch more. I can't remember which ones came with and which ones I've added later.rocsta said:
Compressor presets are just useless. By the time you call up a preset, set the threshold and attack and release times, you could have just set the ratio yourself as well. There are not that many parameters on a compressor. It's pretty important to know what they all do. As soon as you learn that, your stuff will sound a lot better.rocsta said:
ro Tools HD (NOT LE !!!)Ok good to know.
thxWhat I meant by that is, that the EQ in the mixer with the knobs is better to use and control. The value will change on both, when you change one of them, that's clear for me.^^
Hmm Nuendo is actually made for Video-Production or how Steinberg call it Post-Production. Are you making something in this area with Nuendo?
Yeah that's right, I must learn to get into this! It would take my music to an another level. I need a book or something like that, not easy to find a good one in my language.
Yes. I do music and looping (voiceover in movie-speak) for commercials, industrial videos, movies, and just plain music production for CD's.rocsta said:
