Cubase SX/SL 3 Power! [With CDROM]

by Robert Guerin

Building on the momentum created by its first edition "Cubase SX/SL 2 Power " (1592001467), this book is the perfect companion for users just starting out with either Cubase SL or SX. Using the Power... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1592005373
• ISBN13: 9781592005376
• Release Date: December 2004
• Publisher: Course Technology
• Length: 488 Pages
• Weight: 2.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.3" x 7.5" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

A Cubase SX3 must have!

This is the book that should have came in the box. It walks you thru the entire program, from install to mastering. Easy to read and understand, this is one of those books that sit right beside the DAW for those times you just need to know how to do something. I have read over 12 books that supposedly was written to help you learn Cubase SX3, but this is the only one that lived up to it's claims. The included CD is just 5 demos of the CSi Video tutorials, nothing big, just a video commercial, I bought the 3 part ASKVideo SX3 Tutorials, and they are the best.....and I also checked out a lot of those also. Cubase SX3 is a huge, flexible product that does not eat up resources like the new Version 4 does. SX3 is a capable program, and in the 4 months of using the Cubase SX/SL POWER! book and ASKVideo Tutorials, I feel that I have an above average grasp of how to run this program in my home setup. If you own Cubase SX/SL 3, and would like a better grasp of how this program works, buy this book, you will not regret it!

"Cubase SX/SL 3 Power" is quite adequate

Cubase is one of the big professional sequencer programs. What came with it was a brief "getting started" manual that did not cover enough in depth to please me. But Robert Guerin's book on Cubase SX/SL3 was very helpful in filling out my knowledge. With 480+ pages it is thorough and is one of those books that borders on being a Bible. One of the strong points of the book are common sidebars called "How To" that list the menu and button presses to do some common task. Not only were they easy to follow they would be easy to find and use after an initial reading. There are still a number of places where terminology and abbreviations get particularly thick. That is, sometimes you are expected to know a lot of studio terminology. But these were not so common as to be terribly difficult. I would recommend this as a very adequate book for learning Cubase in depth.

EXCELLANT READ

This is an excellant book for beginners to advanced users and a great source for reference. In regards to the previous comment, I know for a fact that author owns the software and has plenty of experience in the real world than most authors in this field. (Just check out the "About the Author" section.) It would be impossible to list ALL possible schenarios for ONE version of the software without having to make a BIBLE. A good buy all and all.

Cubes Power

Nice text for learning the in and outs of Cubase. I mainly use it as a reference, and find it very useful.