TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. GETTING STARTED
1.1 Welcome . Page 1
1.2 Introduction . Page 2
1.3 Main Screen . Page 3
1.4 Creating A Project . Page 5

2. RECORDING
2.1 Overview . Page 6
2.2 Recording Audio . Page 7
2.3 Recording Midi . Page 8

3. INSTRUMENTS
3.1 Overview . Page 9
3.2 Micro Sonic . Page 10
3.3 Micrologue . Page 12
3.4 Mini Sampler . Page 14

4. ADDING EFFECTS
4.1 Overview . Page 16
4.2 Inspector . Page 17
4.3 Insert Effects . Page 18
4.4 Send Effects . Page 20
4.5 MIDI Effects . Page 21

5. MIXING
5.1 Overview . Page 22
5.2 Mixer . Page 23
5.3 Group Tracks . Page 24
5.4 Factory Presets . Page 26
5.5 Automation . Page 28
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6. ARRANGEMENT
6.1 Overview . Page 29
6.2 Events . Page 30
6.3 Arrangement Track . Page 32
6.4 Audio Editor . Page 33
6.5 MIDI Editor t ••Page 35

7. FILE MANAGEMENT
7.1 Overview . Page 37
7.2 MediaBay . Page 38
7.3 Mixdown . Page 40

8. MASTERING
8.1 Overview . Page 42
8.2 Mastering Strip . Page 43

9. ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
9.1 Overview . Page 45
9.2 Audio Settings . Page 46
9.3 MIDI Learn . Page 47

10. OUTRO / THANK yOU . Page 49

 WELCOME
This guide was designed to help new producers get started making
music with Cubasis 3 on their iPhone or iPad. We'll go over the
basics of recording, mixing and mastering all inside Cubasis 3.

Cubasis 3 Tutorial For Beginners

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GETTING STARTED
When you first open Cubasis 3 you'll be greeted with the demo
project named "Smear" to help familiarize yourself with the basics
of the app.

Cubasis 3 automatically saves your projects so there are no "Save"

or "Save As" buttons anywhere to be found. You can however
duplicate and rename your projects at anytime.

All of your projects and audio/midi files live in the Media Bay
which can be accessed by clicking the "Media" button in the top
left hand corner.

In the next page we'll highlight the main points of interests of the
user interface.
 MAIN SCREEN
1. Top Menu Bar - Go to the MediaBay to create or share your
songs with the world. Open the virtual keyboard, drums and chord
pads to instantly record great tracks. start playback or adjust
song-related settings.

2. In-App Shop - Easily expand your Cubasis with three all-time

classic plug-ins from Waves, boost Micrologue with a fully featured
arpeggiator, refill Cubasis with the most popular drum machines
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3. Tools - Use simple tools to easily edit your tracks to perfection.
Quickly copy and paste parts and change their tempo and pitch.
Jump back and forth using undo, including History List.

4. Track Inspector - Easily organize your audio, MIDI and group

tracks. Configure connected audio and MIDI hardware, add insert,
send and MIDI effects, edit automation data, make track notes
and more.

5. Track List - Quickly create or duplicate audio, MIDI and group

tracks in a few taps. Arm tracks to be recorded and listen to
individual parts of your song. Use track freeze to easily save CPU
power.

6. Arrange Window - Get a detailed overview of your audio and

MIDI tracks. Move the ruler to determine where to start the play-
back or recordings and set the locator to repeat parts of your
song.

7. Lower Zone - Enjoy the clearest information when creating mixes

in the Cubasis 3 MixConsole. Open the virtual keyboard and pads
to record great MIDI tracks. Tweak effects settings, instrument
parameters and more.
CREATE A PROJECT
To create a new project tap the "Media" button in the top left
hand corner to bring up the Media Bay window.

Once you have the Media Bay window open, tapping the
"Projects" tab on the left hand side will reveal a list of all your
projects with the currently opened project selected.

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 RECORDING
Cubasis 3 allows you to record both Audio and MIDI tracks. You
can hook up physical instruments via an audio interface or you
can use virtual instruments such as the stock plugins
from Steinberg or even use 3rd party Audio
Unit (AUv3) plugins. To add a new track
Simply click the" ADD +" button.
 RECORDING
CREATING AN AUDIO TRACK
To create a new Audio Track tap the "ADD +" button on the
bottom left hand corner of the arrange window and then tap
"Audio Track".

You can now add audio from the Media Bay such as a sample or
a loop. You can also record a physical instrument via your audio
interface or record a 3rd party virtual instrument via Audiobus.

How To Record Audio Into Cubasis 3

 RECORDING
CREATING A MIDI TRACK
To create a new Midi Track tap the "ADD +" button on the bottom
left hand corner of the arrange window and then tap "MIDI Track".

If there are no other tracks then by default Cubasis will add an

instance of the built in virtual instrument called the Micro Sonic with
the "Acoustic Piano" preset selected. Otherwise if there are existing
tracks then it will by default add the instrument you used last.

The Micro Sonic virtual instrument is designed to cover a wide

variety of genres and comes with a heap of presets including
pianos, guitars, drums, synths and much more.
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INSTRUMENTS
Cubasis 3 comes with 3 stock virtual instruments including the
Micro Sonic, Micrologue and Mini Sampler.

Cubasis also features optional lAP (In-App-Purchase) instruments as

well including the Classic Machines drum plugin featuring classic
80s drum sounds.
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MICRO SONIC
Micro Sonic is a condensed version of HALion Sonic, Steinberg's
premier VST workstation. It allows you to browse and customize
more than 150 production-ready kits and sampled instruments.

1. Keys - Tapping on the Keys button brings up Cubasis' on-screen

keyboard and drum pad controller.

2. Instrument - This is the instrument area where you can interact

with the Micro Sonic and includes the ability to adjust the Attack,
Release, Polophony and Pitch Bend Range.
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3. List Browser - This is a list of all available instruments and presets.
Tap an instrument to load it. Once the instrument is loaded its
presets will be displayed. You can also switch to the next / previous
instrument by tapping the arrow icons on the title bar.

4. Instrument Categories - Find your instruments easier by jumping

to your desired category first. Tap a category and the instrument
browser will automatically select the first instrument within that
category.

5. Keyboard Tools - In the top left corner of the Keyboard window,

you can toggle between keys and pads, turn the sustain pedal
and pitch wheel (left) on / off and engage note repeat.

6. Keyboard Range - To set the position of your keyboard, drag the

light region in the miniature keyboard. Sliding the left or right
marker changes the keyboard's range.

7. Virtual Keyboard - In addition to supporting any class compliant

physical midi keyboard Cubasis also comes with an on screen
touch sensitive keyboard for use with any virtual instrument. This is
also where the pads are displayed once enabled by tapping on
the "Keys / Pads" button.
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MICROLOGUE
Micrologue is a virtual synthesizer for Cubasis, based on the
award-winning Retrologue VST instrument.

1. Page Selection - Micrologue's interface consists of four control

sets and these pages can be selected by swiping horizontally, by
tapping one of the 4 dots at the bottom, or one of the 4 page
buttons in the tool bar: Voices / Oscillators, Filter / Amplifier,
Modulation / FX, and Arpeggiator / steps (in-app purchase).
 MICROLOGUE
2. Instrument - This is the instrument area where you can interact
with the Micrologue and includes the ability to adjust settings for
the voices, main volume, oscillators and noise.

3. List Browser - This is a list of all available instruments and presets.

Tap an instrument to load it. Once the instrument is loaded its
presets will be displayed. You can also switch to the next I previous
instrument by tapping the arrow icons on the title bar.

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MINI SAMPLER
The Mini Sampler not only offers a series of factory presets, but it
also enables you to create and import custom presets (.cbi files).

1. Pads - Tapping on the Pads button brings up Cubasis' on-screen

drum pad controller and keyboard.

2. Instrument - This is the instrument area where you can interact

with the Mini Sampler and includes the ability to adjust the Attack,
Release, Polyphony and Pitch Bend Range.
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3. List Browser - This is a list of all available instruments and presets.
Tap an instrument to load it. Once the instrument is loaded its
presets will be displayed. You can also switch to the next / previous
instrument by tapping the arrow icons on the title bar.

4. Edit Instrument - This button will bring up the Mini Sampler Editor
interface where you can import samples and assign them to one or
more keys across the keyboard.

5. Pad Controller - If you have a drum kit selected the pads will
play drum samples by default or if you have an instrument
selected the pads will play chords by default. You can assign
specific chords to each pad by clicking on the "Edit" button in the
upper left hand corner of the pad controller.

How To Use The Mini Sampler

 ADDING EFFECTS
Cubasis 3 comes with ability to apply a variety of different effects
in 4 different slot types including "Insert Effects", "Send Effects",
"Master Effects" and "MIDI Effects".

You can also purchase additional effects from the shop or use 3rd
party AUv3 effects from the app store.

To add a new effect in anyone of these slots types, tap the "Tap
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To open the inspector, tap the a symbol on
the far left of your screen which is colored
according to your selected track.

You can toggle any effect on and off by

Send Effects tapping the symbol.
MIDI Effects
To open the effect, click the ~ symbol.
Automation

You can also rearrange insert and send

Inspector effects by tapping and holding the effect and
then dragging it to another slot.

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its effects: Light blue when effects are active
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 ADDING EFFECTS
Insert Effects - Insert effects only affect one track at a time and are
generally used to first shape the sound with plugins like EQs and
Compressors before applying additional treatment. Cubasis allows
you up to eight different insert effects independently for each
audio or MIDI track. By default, a StudioEQ plugin and a Channel
Strip plugin are assigned to each track.

Channel Strip

How To Use The Channel Strip

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Send Effects - Send Effects can affect multiple tracks and are
generally applied after you've shaped your sound with insert
effects. The send effects are meant to create additional movement
with plugins like Reverb, Delay and Chorus. There are 8 global send
buses that all tracks have access to. The level in which send effects
are applied to the mix can be adjusted for each track.

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Midi Effects - MIDI effects can be added to instrument tracks via
the "MIDI Effects" panel in the Inspector and will generate patterns
based on your keyboard input, MIDI notes or their internal
programming.

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MIXING
Cubasis 3 comes with the ability to fully mix and master your songs
with a studio quality mixer, legendary steinberg quality plugins and
carefully crafted mixing presets.

What is mixing? - Mixing is the process of blending multiple tracks

together in the most coherent and audibly pleasant way possible.
The goal of mixing is to bring out the best in your multi-track
recording by adjusting levels, panning, and time-based audio
effects such as chorus, reverb and delay.
MIXER
The mixer is used for controlling and adjusting the output param-
eters of your tracks to achieve the best mix for your project. Each
channel represents one track of your project with its name
displayed at the bottom.

1. Mixer Size - Use the two finger pinch gesture or the "5", "M" or
"XL" buttons (available on tablets only) to change the width of the
channel strips in the mixer. On tablets, you can hold and drag the
upper bar up or down to change the overall height of the mixer.
 MIXING
2. Pan fader - Slide horizontally to adjust your track's stereo pan.

3. Track Controls - Easily access the track controls such as Mute S

Solo as well as the automation controls such as Read S Write.

4. Volume Fader - Slide the volume fader vertically to set the

track's gain. The volume levels during playback or recording are
visually shown on its right hand indicator.

5. Monitoring Controls - Here you'll find several controls including

the ability to monitor the audio input of your track routed through
the track's effects, enable or disable the "Record" button, or
access the tracks's effects with the "E" button.

6. Master Track - The last channel to the right of your screen

(labelled 1/2 Stereo Out) represents all of your project's channels
combined and routes to the first stereo output pair (channels 1 and
2). Consequently, it cannot be soloed or recorded on. You can add
up to eight master insert effects, that are applied to the whole mix.

How To Process Melodies

GROUP TRACKS
A Group track creates a submix of several audio or MIDI tracks and
applies the same effects to them. A group track contains no events
but does display settings and automation for the corresponding
group.

1. Routing - Individual tracks can be added to a group track via

the routing tab of the group track, or from within the input display
of individual channel strips in the mixer.
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2. Track Inputs - Displays a list of tracks in the project high-lighting
which one's are assigned to the currently selected group. To
modify the inputs, tap the name of the track you'd like to add to
the group and tap it again to remove it from the group.

3. Channel - Each group track has a corresponding channel in the

Mixer.

4. Add - To add a new "Group Track"

click the "ADD +" button and
tap on "GROUP".

How To Use Group Tracks

 MIXING
Factory Presets - Cubasis 3 comes packed with professional mixing
presets in the Channel Strip and Studio EQ for pretty much any
instrument you can think of including drums,
bass, guitars, synths and more.

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How To Process Bass

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How To Process Drums

AUTOMATION
Automation allows you to record certain parameter changes of
tracks, instruments and effects during playback.

1. Toolbar - Contains tools available for full automation curve

manipulation such as Select, Draw, Erase, Undo and more.

2. Parameters - These slots display all automated parameters

applied to the selected track, the send effects and the master
channel. Select one to open the editor.

3. Automation Editor - Here you can view and edit changes via
automation curves.

How To Use Automation

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ARRANGEMENT
Arrangement is the flow of a song from start to finish. Depending on
the genre it typically has sections such as an intro, verse,
pre-chorus, chorus, bridge, and outro. Arrangement is a way of
looking at your track from several angles to carve away the excess
and support what's already working.

How To Arrange Tracks

EVENTS
Cubasis' workflow is based on tracks and events. Any content
within the tracks is arranged within rectangular blocks which are
referred to as either "Audio Events" or "MIDI Events".

Select a single event by tapping it and edit its content by double

tapping it. Events can be moved around by dragging them and
can be moved into another track of the same type.

You can also adjust the length of your event by dragging the
bottom left / right handle horizontally.
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1. Transpose - Transposes notes on a semitone and octave scale
for MIDI events and pitch shifts audio material by cents, semitones
or octaves.

2. Quantize - Quantizes all selected notes (or notes within selected

events). Cubasis also features an Auto Quantize option.

3. Time Stretch - The time-stretch tool allows you to stretch audio

events to fit the tempo of a song and align correctly on the grid.

4. Ruler - The vertical lines and numbers on the ruler indicate the
bars and beats (measures). The ruler holds the playhead (black
vertical line) and two locators. To position the playhead, slide any-
where on the ruler.

5. Audio Event - An audio event that could have been either

imported or recorded directly into Cubasis.

5. MIDI Event - A midi event that could have either been drawn di-
rectly in the Key Editor or recorded into Cubasis using an external
MIDI device.

7. Handlebars - Drag the top centred white handle vertically to

adjust the event's gain (volume). Drag the top left / right handles
horizontally to fade the event in and out.
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Cubasis by default doesn't yet feature an arrangement track like its
desktop counter-part, Cubase. However, you can create your own
by drawing in MIDI Events.

1. Empty Midi Event - These events make up the individual sections

of the arrangement track.

2. Empty Track - To keep from interfering with the rest of the

project make sure to set the track to use "No Instrument".

3. Event Name - Tap the name of the Event to rename it.

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Double tap an audio event to enter the Audio Editor.

1. Toolbar - Located at the top of the editor is a toolbar with a list

of tools available to manipulate your audio file including Trim,
Reverse, Fade, Normalize and more.

2. Event Name - Tap the name of the Event to rename it.

3. Waveform - Pinch to zoom in / out and drag the region to adjust

your view's position.
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4. Save to Media - Saves the current audio event as a wave file in
the MediaBay Audio directory. Use it to save changes in audio files,
save new microphone recordings or make audio material available
for use in other projects.

5. Miniature panel - The top grey panel shows the entire waveform
of your audio file. The marked region is displayed in the main
window. Drag the left or right marker to zoom in / out and drag the
region to adjust your view's position.

How To Manipulate Samples

MIDI EDITOR / KEY EDITOR
Double tap a MIDI event to enter the MIDI editor.

1. Toolbar - Located at the top of the editor is a toolbar with a list

of tools available to manipulate your MIDI notes but you'll mostly
find yourself using "Select" and "Draw".

2. Event Name - Tap the name of the Event to rename it.

3. Piano Roll - Tap a key to play the selected instrument.

 ARRANGEMENT
4. Key Editor - Move around by sliding your finger across the
screen. Pinch to zoom in or out. Both horizontal and vertical
movements are recognized by Cubasis.

5. Note - A MIDI note that was entered in. When in draw mode you
can tap anywhere to add a note or tap on an existing note to
delete it. You can also use the controls on the far left side to assist
in moving and resizing MIDI notes.

6. Velocity - The Velocity of a note determines how hard that note

was struck and thus how loud the note will be. Tap just below the
Key Editor to reveal the Velocity parameters for each note. The
dropdown on the far left side will display a list of parameters that
you can adjust with Velocity selected by default.

How To Use Our FREE MIDI Packs

FILE MANAGEMENT
Cubasis makes it easy to Import and Export both projects and files.
You can access your files through Cubasis or by navigating to its
directory via the Files app.

In the next section we'll discuss the MediaBay which is where you'll
be spending the most amount of time managing your files.

There's never a better time to have a back-up plan than the

present so make sure to back up your project files regularly!
MEDIABAY
The MediaBay stores all Cubasis-related files such as projects,
instruments, audio files, MIDI files, mixdowns and deleted files.

To access the MediaBay tap the "MEDIA" button in the top left-
corner.

You can drag and drop files onto a track by tapping and dragging
a file icon in the MediaBay or by tapping and holding a file any-
where in the file list.
FILE MANAGEMENT
1. MediaBay Menu - The MediaBay is navigated with these 6 menu
items on the far left side.

2. File List - The file list shows category, name, type, modification
date and size of all files used in Cubasis. All files are automatically
organized according to their extension (file type).

3. Toolbar - The MediaBay toolbar contains important functions

relating to projects including importing, duplicating and sharing as
well as the ability to audition audio files via the "AutoPlay" Button.

How To Import Loops 6 Samples

MIXDOWN
A mixdown is fully completed Audio or MIDI version of your song.
To start a new Mixdown click the "Mixdown" menu option in the
MediaBay and tap "Create A New Mixdown".

1. Title - Tap this box to give your mixdown a name.

2. File Formats - Cubasis gives you the option of choosing from 3

different audio file formats to mixdown or just the MIDI tracks into a
single MIDI file.
FILE MANAGEMENT
3. Mixdown Options - You can choose to either Mixdown the entire
project or just between the locators on the ruler. If you're mixing
down your project to be mixed elsewhere you may want to check
the option to "Create separate files for tracks".

4. Start Mixdown - Click this button to start your mixdown. This pro-
cess can take a short while depending on how long your song is.

How To Backup 6 Share Projects

 MASTERING
Cubasis 3 comes with studio quality plugins to master your track
including EQs, Limiters and a Mastering Strip.

What is mastering? - Mastering is the final step of audio post-pro-

duction. The purpose of mastering is to balance sonic elements of
a stereo mix and optimize playback across all systems and media
formats so that it sounds as good as possible wherever the listener
may hear the song.
MASTERING STRIP
The Master Strip Plug-in Suite allows you to make individual tracks
and complete projects sound excellent in an intuitive and creative
way right within Cubasis.

1. Multiband Compressor - Allows a signal to be split into three

frequency bands. You can specify the level, bandwidth, and
compressor characteristics for each band.

2. Stereo Imager - Allows you to expand or reduce the stereo width

of your audio in up to three bands. This way you can
independently adjust the stereo image in defined frequency
domains.

3. Loudness Maximizer - Raises the loudness of audio material with-

out the risk of clipping. The plug-in provides two modes, Classic and
Modern, that offer different algorithms and parameters.
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Since mastering is usually the last step in the overall music
creation process it becomes extremely important to first make sure
you have a good mix before you begin using the Master Strip.

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 SETTINGS
Cubasis 3 is easy to both configure and customize with additional
settings that can be accessed from the "SETUP" menu in the upper
right hand corner of the app.

You can configure things like the Metronome volume, Bluetooth

connectivity, Midi Clock and more as well as customize Cubasis by
changing the Background Color or toggle Labeling notes on keys.

Next we'll dive into the setup menu and explain some of the most
common settings.

Sample Rates 6 Latency Explained

AUDIO SETTINGS
Covering all the settings is out of the scope of this guide but we did
want to at least mention the most commonly used settings.

1. Background Audio - If background audio is switched on, Cubasis

playback will continue in the background and if a MIDI track is
armed it will continue to be playable via MIDI devices, even if you
press the home button or start up another app.

2. Device Latency - The latency value determines your device's

audio buffer length in milliseconds. Setting the value too high might
cause latency in your MIDI keyboard and setting it too low may
cause Cubasis to crackle or slow down.

3. Audio Engine Latency - Multi-core rendering yields the most

performance benefit when playing projects with many tracks and
effects on devices with many CPU cores, where Audio Engine
Latency is enabled. However, when running projects without many
tracks or effects than we recommend you disable this option. In
most cases disabling this option can actually remove crackling.

4. Input Gain - Adjust the input gain scale from your microphone or
MIDI LEARN
MIDI learn allows you to map any hardware button, knob, fader or
other control that sends MIDI CC or MIDI note messages to a
button, knob or fader in Cubasis.

1. Enable MIDI Learn - To start mapping your controls, simply tap

the Learn button (or press Alt + L on your keyboard) to enable learn
mode. This will automatically enable MIDI Learn and create a new
user preset if you had not created one yet.
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2. Presets - The Presets button brings up the list of presets. The top
entry lets you create a new user preset. Below it, factory presets are
listed first, and user presets are listed below.

3. Midi Learn Menu- Easily access MIDI learn controls while in learn
mode such as Exit MIDI Learn or Reset MIDI Earn from wherever you
are in Cubasis

4. Green Overlay - In learn mode, all Cubasis controls that can be

assigned get a green overlay.
OUTRO
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