How to Edit 32 Bit Float Audio with Cubase | Record Your Piano скачать в хорошем качестве

How to Edit 32 Bit Float Audio with Cubase | Record Your Piano

Some time ago, I decided that since I was enjoying recording my piano so much, it was time to upgrade my equipment from my trusty MV88 Smartphone Microphone. This microphone is great plug and play and I still use it to this day for recording my practice sessions. For my YouTube videos, I bought myself a Zoom F6 Audio Recorder which has an amazing feature called 32 Bit Floating Point Audio. Basically, the equivalent of RAW in a DSLR Camera in that it records so much information, it is almost impossible to ruin the recording as the files can be manipulated after the event in software without any loss of quality. This video looks at how we can edit those 32 Bit Float Audio Files and I'll demonstrate using Cubase LE Elements (as I got a free license to this great software with my purchase of the F6). My original videos on the Zoom F6 are: Welcome to the Zoom F6 | No More Clipped Audio |    • Bulletproof Piano Recording | No More Clip...   Five Reasons the F6 is Ideal for Pianists |    • Record Piano |  5 Reasons why the Zoom F6 ...   Essential Settings of the Zoom F6 to Record Piano |    • Recording Piano | Important Zoom F6 Settings   This video has the following main chapters: 00:00 Editing 32 Bit Floating Point Piano Recordings 01:29 Basic Project Set Up with Cubase 05:10 Setting the 'Gain' after recording - the Normalize Process 06:24 Simple Editing of the Original Files 07:34 Adding Reverberation 09:43 Mixing as it applies to a Piano Recording 13:22 Equalization (EQ) 17:10 Final Check and Export If you'd like to see some of the recordings I've done over the years, you can visit my Facebook Page |   / tommyspianocorner   You might notice that I usually enhance my visuals based on the music. For full details of how I do this then you might enjoy this video |    • Recording Piano | Transform the Visual App...   EQUIPMENT: Full details of all equipment used are available on my blog at the address below: https://tommyspianocorner.com/youtube... Filmed on an iPhone 13 Pro - using the Filmic Pro app Piano Audio captured on a Zoom F6 using a matched pair of Rode NT5 microphones (see my review of the F6 here :    • Record Piano |  5 Reasons why the Zoom F6 ...  ) Voiceover captured on a Rode SmartLav microphone plugged into an iPhone 6S Video editing done using Lumafusion Audio editing done using Garageband (voiceover) and Cubase LE Elements (piano). SOCIAL MEDIA:   / tommyspianocorner   EMAIL: tommy@tommyspianocorner.com