It's a great beginner DAW especially if someone is thinking of getting into Cubase more serious. It's not as crippled as some other OEM DAWs and you can totally create entire songs with it. Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍
Same here. I actually started with Cubase LE many years ago (I think it was version 2) and it wasn't that good. But this new version is great. Thanks for the complement on the channel. I checked out yours and it looks like you've got a great start to your channel. Keep creating! 👊👍
Reaper is the only DAW which is set up in a way which doesn’t have the typical “computer convolution” I have to try to work around. I downloaded this free Cubase months ago, but I’ve only czeched it out a couple of times, but the GUI looked entirely too scary. lol. Upon bothering to call it up yesterday, I, Did, Not, Know that this includes a free suite of Sound Toys plugins, Whaa-aat..? 😱😀 Also, I bothered to load the “setup modes”, such as “this one is for rock; this one is for jazz”, whereas I had ignored that before, because I thought that was corny. Well, I selected, I think “this one is for ‘blues rock’”, and lo and behold, the basics have been arranged for me, like maa, gic. Also, getting it to see my Alesis electronic drumkit and my midi-equipped keyboard was next to utterly bullshitless, which absolutely shocked me. Most DAWs have all kinds of woke horseshit you have to go through in order to get that done, and then it DOESN’T work. *rips own scalp off and runs down the sidewalk, screaming* Could it be I’ll actually be able to USE this Cubase Basic? I cautiously pronounce that I think so. 😅
Just upgraded from Cubase 10.5 AI to Cubase Elements 11 and had a play with it today. There are certainly more sounds available in Halion Sonic SE which was very lacking in AI and some more drum kits in Groove Agent. The chord pad editor is improved and there is an arranger track which I will have to find out how to use. It is well worth the price of the upgrade for the extras you get. I think the setup I have now lacks for nothing really so I probably won’t be upgrading for quite some time as I see. Cubase is an amazing DAW once you drill below the surface and learn how to use it. I love chord track and you can rough out a chord progression for an instrumental track so easily. 😀😀😀
The included plugins and instruments are great. I could easily record and mix a song using only the built in plugins. Thank you for continuing to watch. Keep creating! 👊👍
Tks for the video. I just upgraded from Cubase AI 10 to Cubase Elements 11. As I am still exploring, so far, I think it is a good buy, especially now with etc 40% discount. I find the CC value besides the mouse pointer in Midi editing view rather helpful. The additional Plugins processors are simply great.
Hi, can plz help me out. In india the cubase elements is priced at 8500 rupees but if i upgrade from cubase ai, the upgrades costs around 4500 rupees . Why is this ? So should i download cubase ai for free first then upgrade it to elements? Plzz help.
@@sumanaseal8316 as per Steinberg webpage, it is always cheaper if you upgrade in comparison to purchasing fresh.In my case, I started with Cubase Ai8 when I bought a Yamaha Moxf8. Used it and subsequently upgrade to AI9, however I was ask by Yamaha in my country to pay about EUR20 to upgrade from AI9 to AI10. Finally with their promotion, I upgraded to Elements 11 and never regretted. Cheers
2 questions (1) Does it allowed third-party plugins? (2) What does S:8 in FX Sends mean? If I have 8 audio track, does it allow 1 Send for each Audio Track (8 Send as a Total in a Project)? Or it allows to use up to 8 Send for each Track?
Can you use Elements to edit audio files? I'm a DJ and need to do things like cut out a piece of a song that may not sound great, or extend a good sounding part by inserting clips. Just manipulating the file itself and not creating new music. If Elements doesn't have those features, what about Artist or Pro? I'm assuming one of those versions is right for me.
So all those tracks can be done in one session 16 audio and 8 midi at the same time? Thought ableton was like that but ended up being just 8 total tracks . If ya wouldnt mind throwing me one of those license's would be appreciated tho lol. Great video btw!
If your plan is to use Studio One then you should just start out with it. That way you aren’t learning one program and then need to learn another program after you switch.
@@AudioTechTV I started Cubase about 1982 (?) - on my Atari 1040st with 1MB RAM but two onboard Midi-ports ;-) - and made my first two CD's and had hundreds of concerts ... Then I bought some cubase pro (or whatever it was called then) for my apple macintosh with a 8-ports midicontroller "marc of the unicorn" (and a kurzweil 2500s A&B-ROM, alltogether 30.000$) - suddenly they changed from NUBUS-plattform to PCI or so, I dont remember - so I never again got started with this tons of functions ... No I am near retirement and lost the job ... maybe a good time to look for cubase ;-) Thanks for your appretiation! You do a good job! NEVER STOP as it is so difficult to get back on ... !
Hi, LE version has 16 audio tracks, it means that I can record 16 different audio tracks from my synthesizers? I think this is a lot for make a track...
You can record up to 16 audio tracks but only up to 8 at a time. Elements can do up to 24 tracks at a time and you get 48 audio tracks. 16 audio tracks is quite a bit. The LE version is very capable of creating awesome tracks.
@@AudioTechTV Thank you very much for your reply. Got it done today for Indian currency Rs. 4230. I have activated it also. About 56 USD. I am a newbie at 74 Will get back to clear my doubts. Thank you once again.
I didn’t know that they were giving LE 9.5 for free. Cubase LE is free when you purchase certain audio interfaces and recorders. Steinberg interfaces, Audient interfaces, Zoom recorders, and probably some others. So if you purchased one of those interfaces and got a license for Cubase LE, it will be free for you.
Hi, can plz help me out. In india the cubase elements is priced at 8500 rupees but if i upgrade from cubase ai, the upgrades costs around 4500 rupees . Why is this ? So should i download cubase ai for free first then upgrade it to elements? Plzz help.
If you have a license for Cubase AI then you can enter that it on their site to register it. Then you can purchase the Elements upgrade. You don’t need to install AI first but you do need to register it. You won’t be able to install the Elements upgrade if you don’t have AI registered first.
ouch! 😅 i feel called. yet you actually solved my doubt, i always get confused with software versions (the comparison columns are soulless). yet, i guess I'll try to do it with what i have,... i mean, if Sgt. Peppers was all done thru 4-tracks, i have first figure out completely what i already have. 😊
I didn't intend to call you out. Your question gave me the idea for the video so I thought I'd include you in it. But yeah. So many classics were recorded on 4 tracks, 8 tracks, and 16 tracks. The limitations in Cubase LE aren't huge. It's definitely capable of allowing you to create some classics of your own. Then if you eventually grow out of it you can upgrade as needed. Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍
You have to get it in a bundle with hardware. Zoom recorders come with it and Audient interfaces also come with it. There are likely other pieces of hardware that include a LE license too.
Check out these 50 free VST plugins czcams.com/video/fAXSUcPzBk4/video.html
I forgot about Cubase LE! I would highly recommend this for beginners too.
It's a great beginner DAW especially if someone is thinking of getting into Cubase more serious. It's not as crippled as some other OEM DAWs and you can totally create entire songs with it. Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍
@@AudioTechTV Absolutely. I'd be pretty thrilled with Cubase LE as a beginner! Great channel, keep up the good work!
Same here. I actually started with Cubase LE many years ago (I think it was version 2) and it wasn't that good. But this new version is great. Thanks for the complement on the channel. I checked out yours and it looks like you've got a great start to your channel. Keep creating! 👊👍
@@AudioTechTV Thank you, friend! That means a lot!
Reaper is the only DAW which is set up in a way which doesn’t have the typical “computer convolution” I have to try to work around. I downloaded this free Cubase months ago, but I’ve only czeched it out a couple of times, but the GUI looked entirely too scary. lol. Upon bothering to call it up yesterday, I, Did, Not, Know that this includes a free suite of Sound Toys plugins, Whaa-aat..? 😱😀
Also, I bothered to load the “setup modes”, such as “this one is for rock; this one is for jazz”, whereas I had ignored that before, because I thought that was corny. Well, I selected, I think “this one is for ‘blues rock’”, and lo and behold, the basics have been arranged for me, like maa, gic. Also, getting it to see my Alesis electronic drumkit and my midi-equipped keyboard was next to utterly bullshitless, which absolutely shocked me. Most DAWs have all kinds of woke horseshit you have to go through in order to get that done, and then it DOESN’T work. *rips own scalp off and runs down the sidewalk, screaming*
Could it be I’ll actually be able to USE this Cubase Basic? I cautiously pronounce that I think so. 😅
Just upgraded from Cubase 10.5 AI to Cubase Elements 11 and had a play with it today. There are certainly more sounds available in Halion Sonic SE which was very lacking in AI and some more drum kits in Groove Agent. The chord pad editor is improved and there is an arranger track which I will have to find out how to use. It is well worth the price of the upgrade for the extras you get. I think the setup I have now lacks for nothing really so I probably won’t be upgrading for quite some time as I see. Cubase is an amazing DAW once you drill below the surface and learn how to use it. I love chord track and you can rough out a chord progression for an instrumental track so easily. 😀😀😀
Sidechaining is super important. And it wasn't part of elements until now I don't think. So glad I upgraded.
. thanks 4 this - didn’t even know ^
Great. Thanks for this video. Could you please do this video updated for Cubase 13? Or even comparing Cubase 13 Elements to Artist?
Thanks for video.its very useful. Cubase builtin plugin & instruments looks great
Nice vid Zane👍
The included plugins and instruments are great. I could easily record and mix a song using only the built in plugins. Thank you for continuing to watch. Keep creating! 👊👍
Tks for the video. I just upgraded from Cubase AI 10 to Cubase Elements 11. As I am still exploring, so far, I think it is a good buy, especially now with etc 40% discount. I find the CC value besides the mouse pointer in Midi editing view rather helpful. The additional Plugins processors are simply great.
Hi, can plz help me out.
In india the cubase elements is priced at 8500 rupees but if i upgrade from cubase ai, the upgrades costs around 4500 rupees .
Why is this ?
So should i download cubase ai for free first then upgrade it to elements?
Plzz help.
@@sumanaseal8316 as per Steinberg webpage, it is always cheaper if you upgrade in comparison to purchasing fresh.In my case, I started with Cubase Ai8 when I bought a Yamaha Moxf8. Used it and subsequently upgrade to AI9, however I was ask by Yamaha in my country to pay about EUR20 to upgrade from AI9 to AI10. Finally with their promotion, I upgraded to Elements 11 and never regretted. Cheers
Thank you ❤️🌻😊
Yes i would like to make that video's from scratch to the end 💎🌱🌟
Thank you for the feedback and for watching that far into the video. Keep creating! 👊👍
2 questions
(1) Does it allowed third-party plugins?
(2) What does S:8 in FX Sends mean? If I have 8 audio track, does it allow 1 Send for each Audio Track (8 Send as a Total in a Project)? Or it allows to use up to 8 Send for each Track?
Yes it allows third party plugins. S:8 means you can have a total of 8 sends per project.
[I have cubase 10.5 Elements] what is the difference between Elements & Pro like do you get more of the Steinberg cubase stock vst plugins
sir I have a doubt about cakewalk that the audio like any loop is not converting to midi I have installed melodyne can u help me
Hi. Does Cubase 11 LE have the "audio warp" or the "free audio warp" function?
Can You Please do a Compare between Cubase elements and professional versions🔥🔥🎵🎵🎵
Does the LE version come with Spectralayers? thanks.
Can you use Elements to edit audio files? I'm a DJ and need to do things like cut out a piece of a song that may not sound great, or extend a good sounding part by inserting clips. Just manipulating the file itself and not creating new music. If Elements doesn't have those features, what about Artist or Pro? I'm assuming one of those versions is right for me.
So all those tracks can be done in one session 16 audio and 8 midi at the same time? Thought ableton was like that but ended up being just 8 total tracks . If ya wouldnt mind throwing me one of those license's would be appreciated tho lol. Great video btw!
Hi Audio Tech Tv, I do videography, which software is better for audio quality adjustment?
I need more than 24 vst tracks for my orchestral productions, should I just get Studio one artist already?
If your plan is to use Studio One then you should just start out with it. That way you aren’t learning one program and then need to learn another program after you switch.
THANKS! interesting - thumbs up!
Glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍
@@AudioTechTV I started Cubase about 1982 (?) - on my Atari 1040st with 1MB RAM but two onboard Midi-ports ;-) - and made my first two CD's and had hundreds of concerts ...
Then I bought some cubase pro (or whatever it was called then) for my apple macintosh with a 8-ports midicontroller "marc of the unicorn" (and a kurzweil 2500s A&B-ROM, alltogether 30.000$) - suddenly they changed from NUBUS-plattform to PCI or so, I dont remember - so I never again got started with this tons of functions ...
No I am near retirement and lost the job ... maybe a good time to look for cubase ;-)
Thanks for your appretiation! You do a good job! NEVER STOP as it is so difficult to get back on ... !
Great review, i assume you can use 3rd party plugins
Yes you can
What plug-in is next to grungelizer in the thumbnail?
That's the TSE-R47. It's a third party free plugin that emulates the Rate Distortion pedal.
Make the song usig just the virtual instruments. Please 👍
Hi, LE version has 16 audio tracks, it means that I can record 16 different audio tracks from my synthesizers? I think this is a lot for make a track...
You can record up to 16 audio tracks but only up to 8 at a time. Elements can do up to 24 tracks at a time and you get 48 audio tracks.
16 audio tracks is quite a bit. The LE version is very capable of creating awesome tracks.
@@AudioTechTV thanks😀
Can I export song in LE
Can I upgrade from AI 10 to Elements directly or go in steps first 10.5 and then 11.
You can upgrade directly from AI 10 (or any version of AI). It's a $75 upgrade when going from AI to Elements.
@@AudioTechTV
Thank you very much for your reply.
Got it done today for Indian currency Rs. 4230. I have activated it also.
About 56 USD.
I am a newbie at 74
Will get back to clear my doubts.
Thank you once again.
So If I have cubase LE can I ubgrade from Le to Elements?
Yes you can. That’s what I did.
Is Cubase LE 11 Free? Or is that just 9.5?
I didn’t know that they were giving LE 9.5 for free. Cubase LE is free when you purchase certain audio interfaces and recorders. Steinberg interfaces, Audient interfaces, Zoom recorders, and probably some others. So if you purchased one of those interfaces and got a license for Cubase LE, it will be free for you.
Hi, can plz help me out.
In india the cubase elements is priced at 8500 rupees but if i upgrade from cubase ai, the upgrades costs around 4500 rupees .
Why is this ?
So should i download cubase ai for free first then upgrade it to elements?
Plzz help.
If you have a license for Cubase AI then you can enter that it on their site to register it. Then you can purchase the Elements upgrade. You don’t need to install AI first but you do need to register it. You won’t be able to install the Elements upgrade if you don’t have AI registered first.
@@AudioTechTV ok sir thank you very much.
I want to ask, its not whole program ? i just bought elements 11 but it cannot work somehow. Please for answers, thanks. good day !
Cubase Elements is a full program but it does have some limitations compared to the pro version. It definitely works
Is it fully installed and using the proper asio driver?
@@AudioTechTV yea but i cannot install it And idk why And i even cannot find what to do with it .. im done with it :(
@@alesfabriger518 Did you put in the activation code once it is downloaded as it won’t work otherwise.
@@derekfromtauranga6012 I just cannot even instal the Cubase elements, and have problems with the elicencer too :(
Studio one rocks
ouch! 😅 i feel called.
yet you actually solved my doubt, i always get confused with software versions (the comparison columns are soulless).
yet, i guess I'll try to do it with what i have,... i mean, if Sgt. Peppers was all done thru 4-tracks, i have first figure out completely what i already have.
😊
I didn't intend to call you out. Your question gave me the idea for the video so I thought I'd include you in it. But yeah. So many classics were recorded on 4 tracks, 8 tracks, and 16 tracks. The limitations in Cubase LE aren't huge. It's definitely capable of allowing you to create some classics of your own. Then if you eventually grow out of it you can upgrade as needed.
Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍
Where Can i get a serial of LE for free?
You have to get it in a bundle with hardware. Zoom recorders come with it and Audient interfaces also come with it. There are likely other pieces of hardware that include a LE license too.
Purchase Audient id 14
@@ziggyteesha8800 or Steinberg interfaces. 😀
Cool 💯💯💯😎👌
Thank you for continuing to watch. Glad you enjoyed the video. Keep creating! 👊👍
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For me, waveform is the best! No limitations at all.