Get Started with Cubase SX 3!
Are you new to Cubase SX 3 and need to get up and running quickly? Cubase SX 3 CSi Starter is here to help. This interactive tutorial CD-ROM allows you to work your way through a basic production from start to finish as you discover how easy it is to get down to the business of producing a song. Sit back and watch a DAW pro show you the ins and outs as you work through dozens of Cubase SX 3 movie tutorials. The Cubase SX 3 CSi Starter Movie Tutorial interface provides an easy-to-use and intuitive learning environment that allows you to easily switch between your DAW and the CSi tutorial. Additionally, there is a built-in quiz feature to help test your skills along the way.
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Author Colin MacQueen
Colin MacQueen is a musician, composer, technical writer, sound designer and virtual audio engineer. He has been involved with the music and video industries for years, both in production and as a live performer, as a Digidesign distributor in Spain and as an educator on digital audio-related topics. Colin co-authored Pro Tools Power! and Digital Audio Dictionary and wrote and produced all the movie tutorials for the interactive CD-ROMs: CSi Starter - Pro Tools LE and CSi Starter - Cubase SX2, and the IK Multimedia movie tutorials on CSi volume 10. He was a contributing writer or editor on other CD-ROM volumes in the CSi series. In addition, he has served as an independent composer, producer and sound designer for many interactive CD-ROM titles. Colin is a freelance writer on digital audio topics and has taught digital audio courses at both the university level and at broadcast schools.
Author Robert Guerin
Robert Guerin is author of the popular Cubase SX Power!, Cubase Power!, and MIDI Power!. As a composer for the past 14 years, Robert has worked on different personal and commercial projects such as feature and short films, television themes, educational and corporate videos. Composing, arranging, playing, recording, and mixing most of his material, he has developed working habits that allow him to be creative without losing the sense of efficiency. As a professor, Robert has teaches courses covering a wide range of topics, such as: computer software for musicians, digital audio technologies, sound on the web, sound in multimedia productions, hard disk recording, and many more. He has been program coordinator at Trebas Institute and a part time professor at Vanier College both in Montreal. Robert has developed online courses on sound integration in Web pages and has written numerous articles for audio and music related online magazines.