- Copyright
- Acknowledgments
- About the Author
- Introduction: Making Cubase Work for You
- Setting Up Cubase on Your Computer
- Accessorizing Your Cubase Studio
- Before You Record...
- Recording MIDI
- Recording Vocals
- Recording Guitar and Bass
- Recording a Whole Band or Multiple Tracks at Once
- Understanding an Analog Mixing Console
- Connecting the Sound Cards to the Mixing Console
- Hooking Up the MIDI Devices for Recording MIDI and Monitoring
- Taking Over the Closets, Living Room, and Bedroom
- Warning: Mics and Cables Everywhere! Beware of Snakes!
- Setting Up a Monitor Mix and Using a Talkback System
- Getting the Audio Signals to Cubase (Where They Belong!)
- Bypassing a Recording Console and Recording a Band
- Bypassing the Sound Card When Recording a Band
- Interfacing Your Cubase Studio with Another Pro Studio
- Understanding an Analog Mixing Console
- Basic Editing
- Mixing It Down
- Epilogue: After the Mix
The Snap Function
When working with MIDI and audio, the Snap function allows you to keep parts and notes organized as you move them around on the grid. It accomplishes this by “magnetizing” the grid so that the parts and notes can be moved only to certain places. This function is very important for performing quick and accurate edits.
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