CUBASE TIP - How to Separate GHOST NOTES from SNARE HITS
A few days ago, I received the following question:
“Hello Chris, I have a snare track recorded with ghost notes. I need to separate the hits of the snare from the ghost notes and put them into two different tracks. Is there a simple way to do it in Cubase?”
In today’s video, I will answer that question and show you a cool way in CUBASE to separate GHOST NOTES from SNARE HITS.
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I have a rough time mixing so im learning the basics of EQ
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Thanks fro the Sub 🙂 Very happy you like my videos.
Don’t worry about the courses for now, I always upload free content on YouTube to help my audience.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask, maybe that can be translated into a video 😉
Chris I just wanted to personally thank you for your videos they really have helped me and my music has improved dramatically from looking at your videos I to how many longtime Cubase user and for a long time I’ve been struggling trying to get my sound right but I have been able to bring many of my problems to a conclusion and move forward and since then I have become a better producer and engineer in Cubase with the help of your videos I have just finished the work of my EP I have turned in copyrights and I’m about to release it within the next couple of months thank you for everything I will constantly remain under your wing and continue to study from your videos and to improve thanks for everything Chris
You’re more than welcome Otis, always happy to help my friend 🙂
Thankss for sharing!
Chris jesteś wielki 🙂 Twoja strona to kopalnia wiedzy. Dołączyłem dwa miesiące temu i wskoczyłem na wyższy poziom. Dzięki. Pozdrowienia z Polski
Oh yeah! You’re welcome my friend!