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5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent, 26 April 2002

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This is a very full and detailed guide to Cubase VST with lots of excellent screenshots which clarify how to use the details of the program. It is packed full of tips and is written in a style which is not only for the technically-minded, it's for musicians too! The text leaves no space for ambiguity and there are things in there for beginners and advanced users alike. A handy reference to have in the studio or at home to help remind you of the main aspects of the program.

If you need a book on Cubase VST, this is the one to buy. Great value for money.

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5.0 out of 5 stars The only book you need if you've got Cubase VST!, 1 Sep 1999

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This review is from: Fast Guide to Cubase VST (Paperback)

This book is the definitive guide to using Cubase VST. Cubase is a tricky beast to tame if you're a beginner, but this book will very quickly show you how to get the best out of it. Even advanced features become very easy with the book by your side.

It doesn't matter whether you're into dance, jazz, hip-hop or anything else - just buy it!

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2.0 out of 5 stars Almost useful but out of date..., 17 Oct 2002

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Well, it's a good introduction. There isn't much that you can't figure out on your own though: I found myself already knowing most of what was included, but as an alternative to Steinberg's own "Getting into the details" pdf, it's not bad.

but....

It's stupidly out of date. The book is based soley on ver 5/5.1, which unfotunately is nothing like the new version SX. Most of the VSTi's have been updated since it's launch, and more new ones need to be included (such as the PPG 2.v, Pro52, B4 , Waldorf Attack, etc). The average computer user now seems to be onto 80Gb HD, 1Gb RAM and 1.5+Ghz processors...so why does the book still refer to 550Mhz Pentiums.....

Still, if you still have ver 5 or 5.1, and can't be bothered to get your hands dirty with the interface, then get this book.

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5.0 out of 5 stars An excellent book
What I was looking for was a book that took me through all the features of Cubase VST and showed me how to use the program. Read more

Published on 2 Jul 2004 by E. W. Long

4.0 out of 5 stars Good starting point
This book is a great starting point for new users who have never used software sequencers before and want to get to grips with the basic functions and controls of Cubase VST 5... Read more

Published on 11 Oct 2002 by esuiv

1.0 out of 5 stars Very Lacking
...this book is a let down. It is really aimed at people who are new to computers. In comparison to other 'bible' or 'quickstart' books that introduce beginners to a software... Read more

Published on 27 Mar 2002 by Darryl Biggs

1.0 out of 5 stars Very disappointed!
As a Mac user I was very disappointed in this book. Although it claims to be for both windows and Macintosh, the content specific to Mac is virtually non existant. Read more

Published on 2 Mar 2002 by horsenation@hotmail.com

5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent. The only book you need to learn Cubase
This book is rapidly becoming the most thumbed through book I have, and I'd say is an essential buy if you have Cubase. Read more

Published on 18 Jan 2002 by jon@paolotendes.co.uk

4.0 out of 5 stars Detailed but has provided immediate results
having struggled to make Cubase work and not being one to read PDF's, this book seemed like an obvious option. Read more

Published on 7 Jan 2002

3.0 out of 5 stars Good at explaining some details, not on others
I would say this is invaluable to users who have just started to use Cubase. Some areas have been covered in depth but for those wishing to use some of the more advanced functions... Read more

Published on 7 Feb 2001

3.0 out of 5 stars Worth the money but its not amazing!
This book is okay, its a bit outdated in some areas and it looks a bit boring.

It spends to0 much time explaining the plug-in's and not enough on everything else. Read more

Published on 23 Jan 2001

4.0 out of 5 stars Learn cubase vst with ease
This is a highly recommended title it's layout and narration is excellent, it really does help you understand cubase and the techniques involved in the recording proccess. Read more

Published on 28 Jun 2000 by squish@cwcom.net

5.0 out of 5 stars Clear and practical - throw out the manual!
This book immediately cleared up most of the difficulties I have had getting to grips with the Audio side of VST. Read more

Published on 6 April 2000

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