Steinberg

Cubase’s MixConsole has all sorts of handy features to help you establish an efficient mix workflow.

Cubase’s audio transpose features open up some interesting creative possibilities.

Theoretical figures and manufacturers' measurements may suggest that the latency of your soft synths is negligible — but that's no use if their timing is all over the place when you actually play them. Our real-world results give you the true picture.

All modern sequencers make it easy to enhance your arrangements with subtle tempo variations, but these facilities are often ignored.

Vocal perfection means timing correction — and Cubase’s AudioWarp gives you the tools you need.

While using keyboard shortcuts in a sequencer is nothing new, this month we explain how Cubase SX/SL takes the idea further, and look at Hans Zimmer's unique solution for accessing Key Commands in Cubase.

With only the most basic of keyboard skills, you can use Cubase to play convincing piano parts in real time.

The shape of the music-technology market changed dramatically in 2002, with the two largest German music software companies gaining new ownership from American corporations. Have Steinberg reached the summit with Pinnacle?

All of the main MIDI + Audio sequencers now have a bewildering array of compression and limiting plug-ins built in, but many home musicians are unclear about what all those controls and options do. And with so many varieties of each plug-in available, which one should you choose for the job in hand?