Thanks James, this is just a beginner's video after all :)

Hey Bryant! Thank you so much for the kind words! But MMP is my full time job as I retired from 15 years of software development in 2019 :) I've got a 10 year long term vision for MMP and it's only been a year and a half hehe, so LOTS more to come ;) Stay tuned fam!

@@MobileMusicPro I totally understand. But, a little side money never hurts and you can control your jobs now. Just 1 or 2 a week could ad some serious cash for new toys.

@@bryantwalley As of 2019 I work for no one but MMP ;)

@@MobileMusicPro When should we expect to see the more advanced tutorial series you mentioned in the videos ?

@@WyattLite-n-inn The beginner's course that's coming out later this year will go pretty in depth even though it's for beginners simply because the course will be a couple hours long so there will be more time to go in depth. But actual "advanced" guides and courses won't be coming out until next year. It's a balancing act between creating videos and releasing products.

You're very welcome Rick! :) We've got a ton more Cubasis 3 videos on the channel plus alot more coming :)

Thank you so much Sean! :)

@@MobileMusicPro Will the complete guide be coming out in 2023?

@@WyattLite-n-inn You can download the beginner's guide right now but yah going to have courses coming out in 2023 :)

@@MobileMusicPro Got the beginner’s guide . It’s excellent . You were right about mixvibes too. It’s pretty cool and only gonna get better fast it seems.

Thanks so much! So glad you enjoyed :)

You're so very welcome Alex! So glad we could help :)

Thanks so much Vinitha, we very much value people's time and try to trim the fat leaving no fluff.

I've read that wrong lol!

So glad you found the video useful! Don't forget you can always use a bluetooth mouse if it's too hard to use your fingers, personally I always use a mouse. As far as VSTs go, unfortunately iOS doesn't support the VST standard, they do however support something incredibly similar called the AUv3 standard. Many of your favorite desktop apps already have AUv3 versions such as Fabfilter, pianotech, korg, moog and so much more. Simply search in the app store for "[insert my fav app] auv3" and you'll probably find it for 1/3 of the desktop price.

You're very welcome Marshall! :)

Cubasis is great but Logic Pro on iPad is even better!

No prob! So glad we could help :)

Thanks so much Peter :)

You're very welcome! :)

Hey J! So glad we could help :)

So glad we could help :)

You're very welcome!

Thanks so much Daniel! :)

Yes. Recorded and then edited for time.

Those people are mostly quiet now that Logic Pro has come to iPad ;)

Thanks for the response.I have one minor complaint though, some latency with bluetooth headphones when using the pads or keyboard? No big deal I guess

@@brianp7022 yes unfortunately bluetooth headset does not work well for music production, only blue tooth midi devices.

Yes my Roland piano only has Bluetooth midi... No sockets😵 Surprisingly though it works well with this software👌

So glad we could help!

Thanks so much Addison :)

That's awesome Michael! Don't forget to checkout all our free packs too, there's pretty much a video to go with each one :)

Thanks so much Marvin!

Very interesting. Make sure to pass this onto the Cubasis 3 forum as well. Using the Focusrite over here and I'm able to change it to 96/24.

You're very welcome Ed! Got a course coming soon :)

Thanks so much!

You're very welcome :) Don't forget to checkout our free packs too!

You're very welcome Sheadon!

Hi there, though we do have many videos on Cubasis they're all using the iOS versions which is the only version that supports AUv3 apps/plugins inside the DAW.

@@MobileMusicPro thank you for the reply. I See. Then, maybe Not possible for me to use IT since I have No IOS. :(

@@SimplySars You can still use it on android and google chrome books just not to the full intent that it was created for.

@@MobileMusicPro thank you. I will only use IT for Podcasting (recording and editing) . You think it IS Wörth to buy for my Podcasting? Thank you once again for your Video.

Cubasis for Logic Pro would be awesome.

You can absolutely use it as a keyboard controller but I don't think you can use it as a midi controller because a regular keyboard doesn't output MIDI. However you can use any class compliant MIDI controller on the iPad that you can use on the desktop.

All the editing features are in the audio editor which can be opened by double tapping on any audio clip in the timeline.

Hey! Thanks so much for the kind words :) You basically just have to check out, the charge will of course be $0.00 since it's free. You'll then be emailed a link to download the zip file which contains the pdf.

Cubasis should be able to detect and send to any outputs on any class compliant interface or mixer.

Hello, all you should have to do is at the top right hand corner directly under the help question mark set the grid size to off :)

So the best way to get precision is to zoom in as much as possible. Using an apple pencil or a mouse can really help with that. As far as recording latency you can adjust this by modifying the Audio recording offset compensation in the Audio settings under "Setup". Adjusting this may reduce or remove your latency issues all together.

Thanks George!

There's certainly a basic audio editor but as far as a sampler you'd need to use an auv3 plugin (equivalent to a VST on desktop) to get a full sampler experience. Personally I use segments and koala inside cubasis.

@@MobileMusicPro Thanks!

Sorry but it's not possible to make the events transparent :/

@@MobileMusicPro Thanks for the quick reply!

Cubasis supports any class compliant midi/mackie/hui controllers. I show how to add an audio track at 08:33. To add an audio track you click add and then click Audio.

@@MobileMusicPro thank you! I’d love to see a video on how to interface my board and my navation midi controller through my iPad. For some it may seem rudimentary but it’s still a struggle for getting everything out of my equipment…

@@phattdaddy Hoping to create such a video at some point but as far as iPad is concerned you just plugin a usb hub into it via an adapter and it will auto pickup anything you plug into that usb hub. However there may be another couple of channels that can help you such as The GarageBand Guide and Studio Live Today.

There is a split feature, and you can use the handles on either side of a region to increase or decrease its length.

Absolutely, you can use the built in library or drag and drop them audio and midi clips directly on the timeline from the files app.

Will certainly have to do that! But we also keep up with all of the updates as well with a 3.5 video coming out tomorrow, simply search for cubasis update on our channel :)

I assure you it's worth the price, $49.99 is of course pennies compared to the $299 and $399 desktop DAWs out there.

@@MobileMusicPro I know you’re right, but I believe they do a Spring sale so I may just wait a couple of months…… unless I crack and buy it hahaha

@@TheOverlordOfProcrastination Hah for sure they do put it on sale like 2 or 3 times a year :)

Aww yeah, had to create a video to go with the guide! :)

@@MobileMusicPro I like that. Smart!

Haha nothing wrong with that!

Thanks Pintor!

Yes you can, Cubasis is compatible with any class compliant midi controller.

@@MobileMusicPro Thank You Very Much.

We have a video for just that usecase :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kL6CrNN_yrHWYGg.html

Olá, geralmente usamos apenas produtos da Apple porque o Android não foi projetado para áudio em tempo real.

Hey anand, unfortunately this channel is focused on iOS since android was not purpose built for handling real time audio. What I recommend you do is post your issue in cubasis forums to see if anyone can help. Here's the link: forums.steinberg.net/tags/c/cubasis/7/android

Cubasis only supports stereo so if you imported a mono file and then exported or mixed it down it would automatically be converted to stereo by Cubasis.

@@MobileMusicPro Now I understand, thanks a lot for the help 💙

Thanks so much Omanji :)

You have to input them manually in the piano roll. However we also have a free midi pack with all the most popular chords on our website.

Very helpful! Thank you so much!

Thanks so much Rohan! Trying my best :)

I recommend downloading our completely free Cubasis 3 Guide For Beginners here :) mobilemusicpro.com/collections/free-downloads/products/cubasis-3-beginners-guide Plus we're also currently working on a course for beginners as well.

Checkout this video from Jamie Mallender kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hNuqid2f2bXboXk.html

I believe the video I linked below is using this tool: o.steinberg.net/en/support/content_und_zubehoer/cubasis_project_importer.html

Hey Mirazi. Unfortunately the AUv3 standard (similar to the AU/VST standard on desktop) was created by Apple for Apple devices. Google has not bothered supporting or creating any current plugin standards. They're devices were simply not designed for low latency tasks such as real time audio processing. They were designed to be cheap and be able to check your email. So simply different priorities is all. This is why we do not create videos on nor do we recommend producing music for Android devices.

@@MobileMusicPro 🤔 This is why Android is the worst device in the world ٫ thank you bro 🙏

@@MobileMusicPro iSheep. 😁

@@MobileDecay Either that or Android doesn't support Auv3, is incredibly unstable due to fragmented ecosystem, or has a latency so terrible real time audio apps struggle to work, oh wait, it's all 3 :)

@@MobileMusicPro When is the last time you used android?

Haha thanks so much Wize! No podcast per say but I will begin conducting interviews next year with ios producers and app developers so look out for those!

@@MobileMusicPro Appreciate the video! Very detailed, organized, and informative! I bought Cubasis the moment I finished the video! No more GarageBand for this guy

@@MobileMusicPro Love that idea, by the way! Be sure to keep an eye out for me too! Imma take the industry by storm!

@@aWizePoet Haha I love it! Let's go!

Cubasis is and the iPad work with any class compliant midi controller. To hook it up you'd just need an adapter with a usb connection and then plug in the mdi device via usb.

@@MobileMusicPro ok, the thing is i was wondering what midi keyboard would be best to use. I dont have one and i dont want to get something that isnt compatible. Cant seem to find any videos on the matter. Your videos are the only ones i find anything useful about cubasis. But i dont see much on what youre using and how youre using it.

@@LvTheOni Yah we there isn't much hardware stuff on the channel yet but like I said iOS and cubasis is compatible with any midi device on the market :) There are smaller more portable keyboards, and then there's one that I use which is a 49 key in the studio so there's a midi keyboard for just about any purpose. You can find out every device we use on our website at mobilemusicpro.com/gear.

It's a whole rabbit hole man :) Come to the dark side :)

Oh I live in the Rabbi's hole. Nothing but hidden Greek wisdom inside it when you realize that mystery. The kick drum in a band of freqs represents the All Seeing Eye of God. The drummer is usually seen in the middle and up on a drum riser making up the top of the pyramid or triangle. The drummer sits on a seat called a drum Throne. Beats on circles called skins with his rods or staff. You only see the drummers higher self the lower self is hidden by the all seeing kick drum eye. Drums simulate roaring thunder and shimmering ocean waves. In mysticism you decipher symbols and on a drum set they're called cymbals. The serpent represents high-end frequency because high-end hisses. Same goes with vocal sibilance. Or white noise like the snow from an old TV set which is the sound of the leftover radiation after the big bang. Everything's frequency which is why they call us freaks. The drummer represents God. Why? Because the drummer is the creator of Time and controls the flow of the Tempo/Temple. This comes from the Trivium and Quadrivium. The Quadrivium alone if understood mystically or Esoterically will lead you to a unified idea of reality. Geometry, music, astronomy, number. If all is number then Geometry would be number in Space while Music would be number in Time. Time is Rhythm and Rhythm is Time. Time brings order out of chaos and without it all you'd have is chaos. Think of it like a song. I can throw notes out all day long but if I don't put it in a time value then all its going to sound like is random noise. Random noise is chaos. Functional harmony reveals order for each chord has a function. The harmony in music reveals a hierarchy that forms a triangle which is the Greek Tetractys which is also the Hebrew Tetragrammaton which is YHWH aka the God of the Bible. Goes as follows 1:1 unison, 2:1 octave, 3:2 perfect 5th, 4:3 perfect 4th. The physics of the divided string reveals a ordered universe. So music is universal because it comes from the universe. The Christogram for Christ called Chi Rho is pronounced EXACTLY like Cairo the capital of Egypt. If you look at the pyramids from aerial view you'll see the X symbol. Same goes for Davinci's vitruvian man he's making the X symbol inside the circle. The truth is that the Alpha and Omega are also the Alphabet and Numbers. God's "word" is also the art of the word which involves deciphering the Proto Sinatic hierarch hieroglyphs which takes high-end frequency to decipher.

Sorry man I just pulled you down in with me. Check out the Chladni Figures Christmas Lectures on KZfaq by the Royal Institution and think outside your box cause it's a cube. Lots to reveal there. If you've got the EYE to see it.

N'importe quel contrôleur MIDI fonctionnera, mais je préfère le KeyStation 49 de M-Audio

@@MobileMusicPro je préférerais avoir un contrôleur ou je peux changer de pistes, les mettre en silence sur le contrôleur .Le Keystation mk3 ne le fait pas directement.

@@monaaarks7554 Vous pouvez mapper MIDI les boutons fournis avec le MK3 pour réaliser des choses comme le changement de piste ou le mappage des commandes de transport comme la sourdine, l'arrêt et la lecture. Mais il y a aussi des contrôleurs de mixage pour avoir plus de contrôle par piste, comme le korg Nanokontrol studio ou le novation Launch Control.

Poderia ser mais específico?

There's no way to set a global key in Cubasis like there is in GarageBand. There are MIDI fx apps like scaler though that can help you stay in key. We also have MIDI packs with all the scales that can help as well.

@@MobileMusicPro That's disappointing...

@@princessl.d.g. It's not common to be able to set a key for the entire DAW as many songs change keys by going in and out of various scales during the song, however if that's what you're used to then you might have to stick with GarageBand as that's pretty much the only DAW that does this.

@@MobileMusicPro Oh, that's okay. I need a new DAW since Garage Band has some limitations. I still like Cubasis.

Not sure what your question is... you just buy it in app store and download it and open it up, zero configuration needed.

Hey Sven, thanks for the compliments but the Cubasis 3 Guide for beginners is completely FREE to download and that's as big as the iPad screen gets since it's not the traditional 1080p resolution.

Haha yep still using a webcam, will be upgrading to DSLR cameras at some point :)

@@MobileMusicPro Oops... ok. Just wanted to make sure it wasn't a technical issue on my or your side. I appreciate the channel and THANK YOU.

Just thought I'd mention.... I believe it is possible to use a smartphone as a webcam... at least for me, my iphone has a much better camera than my webcam. also, I'd LOVE to know how you get your ipad to appear as part of the screen on the youtube video? Most others use a camera to project the ipad image on the screen. Your way is far better. Cheers...

@@frankvet1 Yes you can use an iphone as a webcam but I only have the one phone lol. I use OBS on the laptop to sum the a/v feed from the iPad. The iPad is then connected to the laptop via an hdmi cable using a hyperdrive adapter and via usb through a yahama mixer.

Hello, we don't recommend using Android devices but we're just glad you have Cubasis!

@@MobileMusicPro uh oh, I know why! It just doesn't support plugins and that SUCKS!

Highly disagree but to each their own :)

Unfortunately that's due to our website provider Shopify, they don't allow us to make the name field optional, I think the address is optional though.

PLEASE don't call him a scammer! It's rude!