Virtual instruments can play a powerful role in your Cubase music production workflow, particularly if you work in your own home or project studio. However, there are some occasions when it can be an advantage to turn the output of your virtual instrument tracks into standard audio tracks.
Why might you want to do that? And how do you go about it within Cubase Pro, Artist and Elements? Well, watch the video to find out…. 🙂
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If you do find this kind of material useful for your own Cubase journey then do check out my Cubase Essentials course.
Designed from the ground up for those new to Cubase, or new to DAWs/personal recording in general, and priced to be accessible to exactly that audience, the course will take you from initially installing Cubase through to confidently exporting your first mix. You can check out all the details – and watch the preview videos – over on the Cubase Essentials Udemy homepage.
