Cubase: Basics of Audio Editing | WinkSound

Cubase: Basics of Audio Editing | WinkSound

This tutorial explains the basics of audio editing within Cubase 5. Learn how to access the tool palette trim and splice samples as well as how to synch your audio files with the session tempo.

[ineedanewtubeaccount]

this is what i'm talking about, the intro to these tutorials are fast, and the content is informative.

[TheAPAnderson]

Great tutorial on basic audio editing in cubase. Clear, succinct, and easy to follow.

[Freakedelic]

Finally some basics! every tutorial i watched from the beginning jumps all over a lot of steps! this one is perfect to learn basics!

[davidgtr]

Short to the point and very informative....My kind of tutorial!! thank you!

[ineedanewtubeaccount]

@WinkSound yeah, it helps if the tutorial is too the point, youtube veiwers seem to zone out if videos aren't violently fast. personally i would like to know about the HotKeys, plugins (setup and dynamics), and the instruments window.

[omarabdul-rahman]

You are very good, many thanks mate .

[WinkSound]

@loadedbeatspromo Hi. Sounds like your looking at a stereo audio file. What your seeing is the left and right channels of the audio file. If you switch the track to mono you might be able to simplify the waveform view to just the center, mono channel. Let us know if this helps.

[WinkSound]

@ineedanewtubeaccount Hi, thanks for the feedback. Glad to know the tutorial helped out. Let us know if there any topics you'd like to see covered in future tutorials.

[kencute]

When recoding vocals is it better to recod in mono or stereo
Or doesn't it matter

[loadedbeatspromo]

how do I get the mirror waveform to disappear? So that the audio track only shows a single waveform. Any help would be appreciated!

[JJRUPPPromotions]

Hi, I hope you can help me. I'm a reporter using Cubase LE 5 for my audio files and I record them in Wave form. When I go through the interviews and edit or delete sections how can I put all the remaining sections together without doing each one at a time. I have about 30 edits that created gaps in the audio and each time I try to put them together one at a time it always messes up. Is there a Select all feature that can paste the remaining files together. Thanks you.

[BartSmoorenburg]

good tutorial, funny accent ... :-)