This is the perfect version for most people who are new to music production, and paired with our beginner course (see above) is all you need to start making music in Cubase. This version is going to suit people who are new to music production and want to 'test the waters' to see how they get on. This makes it much more appealing as you won't get punished for starting out on the cheaper version to see how you get on, and then upgrading when you feel you need the extra features.Ĭubase Elements is the entry level version, but is still very capable. It is important to note here that Steinberg offers upgrades, and they will take the price of the version you bought off your upgrade.
CUBASE MAC PRO
There are free versions (LE & AI) which come with some hardware or are for educational purposes, but the three main versions, which are paid for versions, are:Ĭubase Elements, Cubase Artist & Cubase Pro (more about these below)
Which version you should buy depends on your budget, and what you want to achieve, and what tools you'll need for that purpose. There are a few different versions of Cubase. These are what we would call practical courses, although you will learn all the theory necessary as you progress through the course. This gives you a much deeper level of understanding than learning one feature at a time. You actually follow along and make a track, which is incredibly rewarding, but you also learn Cubase and its features as you progress. Why ? They are custom made to help you learn Cubase and music production. Custom made Cubase tutorials: There is no doubt that these hold the best money/reward ratio of all three options (yes even better than the free options). However, you can get quicker results, which are more fun and rewarding from specifically made Cubase tutorials. If you have the money, the spare time, and find it hard to self-motivate then this is a good option.
CUBASE MAC FULL
Full (in person) courses: These are expensive, and take place over months, even years and are more akin to college degrees.
Free videos: Very helpful if you want to know how a specific feature in Cubase works, but if you want to understand how Cubase works in real world situations, and for actual music production purposes, the free videos can be somewhat lacking. These days there are many different training methods, from free videos put out by Steinberg, to full paid for courses which take place over months.
CUBASE MAC SOFTWARE
There is no question about it people who use training courses pick up the software much quicker than those who are self taught. Proper guidance and training can shave years off your learning curve It is not a problem if not, as Cubase comes with some excellent features that will help you come up with chord progressions and melodies that don't require any prior music theory knowledge.Ĥ. Do you have any experience with music, such as playing an instrument ?Īlthough this won't particulally help with the software side of things, it will help you understand some of the features within Cubase, such as the notes, creating chords and melodies, understanding rhythm, bars and measures etc. If the answer is 'no', then you will be fine if you have some guidance, but it can be difficult if you are going down the 'self-taught' route.ģ. If the answer is yes, then you will already know the functions of Cubase, it will simply be a case of adjusting to a slightly different workflow. Have you used any other DAW software before ?
Though it is absolutely true that anyone who has the passion for music can learn it.Ģ. People who are familiar with other types of software generally learn a little faster than those who are completely new to it. If you are familiar with using various apps/software, then learning will be quicker, as you will understand the basic functions that common across all software. There is also great training available for Cubase and all other top DAW's which will help you from getting stuck at the very beginning. The answer to this can be evidenced by the number of PRO level producers who use it, and by how many PRO studios use Cubase as their DAW of choice. The primary question should be 'once I have learned Cubase, is it capable of producing the music I want to make with a streamlined and quick work flow?'. However, 'is Cubase easy to learn?' should be the secondary question.
CUBASE MAC PROFESSIONAL
Cubase is as easy or difficult to learn as any other professional level Digital Audio Workstation (DAW).
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