Did you know you can bow a crisp? Nope, me neither. I found a project file from a few years ago where I was making music with Kettle Chips. Obviously that’s something I need to finish!
Below is the finished product from this livestream.
This project was broadcast live to YouTube, Twitch, Facebook & Twitter/Periscope via Restream.io on 02.03.2020
Another hour-long production tutorial thing. Watch me make electronic music from scratch!
Access the project files along with audio and MIDI stems from Blend.io
I’ve still not upgraded from Cubase 8, but I’m sure you’ll cope.
Also struggling with some sync and audio issues, but hopefully that’s not noticeable.
A one-off Cubase stream, a bit shorter than the others, in which I create the outline of a rock song with live guitars and programmed bass and drums. Not uploading this one to Blend.io I’m afraid as I want to keep this track for myself! Basically I had this idea at work and figured I may as well record me creating it on the off-chance someone learns something, and also because it helps me make faster decisions!
Another hour-long video for music production in Cubase, (Pro 8). This one features a wind-up/wind-down structure with FX automation and instrument stacking.
Project files and audio stems can be downloaded from Blend.io
My 3rd hour-long music production tutorial thing. This one was cursed, apparently, and took several attempts to record. There’s a small issue with the audio sync but I’m sure you’ll cope, (yeah, I’m working on it…)
Anyway, here we are, with a weird reggae-prog thing with a nifty rock-esque ending. Because that’s a thing. Anyway, enjoy.
Another hour-long Cubase video, in which I create as much of a complete song as I can. This time, I’m only using plugins which come with Cubase, (Full, 8)
I’ve made the stems and project files available in the link below. Some artists could have a lot of fun with this.
This is my first 1hr Cubase tutorial / mastercalss video / thing. This track is a fairly simple, kinda glitchy electronic thing. It’s not bad for an hour’s work, but it doesn’t particularly feel like it goes anywhere.
I had a massive cold when recording this, so you’ll excuse me shoving tisuse into my face throughout.
Also, while I’m making excuses, I’m still getting to grips with the setup I have, so rest assured the audio will improve over time, particulalry in regard to me talking into the flippin’ microphone.
I’ve made the stems and project files available in the link below. Some artists could have a lot of fun with this.
