Cubase and Rocket Networks

[emilemenasche]

Hi folks:

 

Welcome to the Track Exchange.

 

Rocket Networks is a revolutionary tool that lets you share music projects over the Internet -- as long as you and your collaborators are using compatible software. To get started, you might have to learn an unfamiliar program like Cubase or Logic -- both of which are available in free downloadable Rocket versions.

 

I'd like to know how people are maximizing Cubase -- for collaboration and for general personal use. So let your questions, comments, and tips fly...

[Rod S]

Originally posted by emilemenasche:

To get started, you might have to learn an unfamiliar program like Cubase or Logic -- both of which are available in free downloadable Rocket versions.

 

I'd like to know how people are maximizing Cubase -- for collaboration and for general personal use. So let your questions, comments, and tips fly...

 

I have a copy of Cubasis VST that came with my audio interface. I haven't used it much (I'm a cakewalk guy), but it's running fine. I'd hate to install more software. Will it work?

[emilemenasche]

Originally posted by Rod CA:

I have a copy of Cubasis VST that came with my audio interface. I haven't used it much (I'm a cakewalk guy), but it's running fine. I'd hate to install more software. Will it work?

 

Yes, Cubasis is compatible. Check out this link for some info on geting started.

 

http://www.rocketnetwork.com/html/audiopro/how_to.html

 

Look for the heading "Tour 3:

and underneath: Using Cubase or Cubasis"

Hope this helps!