Hey everyone, quickly wanted to let you know that my Trailer Music Template for Cubase is available now. Professional Trailer Music Template for Cubase 14 Jumpstart your trailer music production with this meticulously crafted Cubase 14 template, specifically designed for epic trailer music composition. This template combines industry-standard virtual instruments and Cubase's native plugins to deliver a powerful, ready-to-use production environment. Key Features: - Pre-configured for popular VSTIs including Kontakt 7, SINE Player, Repro1, and Nexus - Compatible with premium sample libraries like Audio Imperia Nucleus, Keepforest Devastator, Performance Samples Pacific Strings, and more* - Optimized routing system with pre-configured stem outputs for professional delivery - Pre-EQed sections and instruments for optimal sound and mix clarity - Includes common trailer music structure layout with helpful production tips - Professionally balanced mixer settings for cohesive sound - Bonus: Includes example main theme sketch for reference - Uses only native Cubase plugins - no additional purchases required - Including a 30 mins overview and tutorial video Perfect for: - Trailer music composers - Aspiring trailer music producers - Anyone looking to break into the trailer music industry *Note: Sample libraries are not included. Template is adaptable to work with your existing libraries. Get started with professional trailer music production today with this comprehensive, ready-to-use template that streamlines your workflow and helps you achieve that massive trailer sound. You can get it → HERE As a little bonus to all you Audio Artist Academy Members, here is the tutorial video for that template wrapped up with valuable Trailer Music Hints

Hey guys, I just want your input. Let's assume I would release a Trailer Music template in Cubase with the most necessary instruments set up, routing, internal plugins and markers/orientation points on the general trailer music formula. What Kontakt version would you like to see that in? Kontakt 7 or 8? Also I would try to use the most used or most owned sample libraries at their latest version. What do you think?

@Alex Pfeffer ..Alex, I had a query ... What is the best way to quantize or determine the timing of negative track delays on tracks ?? Like often when we put in midi through playing it feels like either not falling or going beyond the grid ..is there any cubase shortcut or hotkey that you have built that can move the start of notes before the grid just a wee bit and then snap to grid ?? Spitfire samples are notorious, especially with their baked in reverbs and long tails !! Also there are a few libraries which donot mention their latencies ... Is there a best way to determine how to calculate their latencies for longs and shorts and let's say drum hits ?? Is it better to bounce to audio first and then adjust or set it right in the beginning Want to hear your thoughts on this...I really struggle with getting the timing right ...especially with spiccato/staccato..and then layering a marcato over it ....that just saps off all the creative flow.. Want to hear your thoughts on it ... And any suggestions u might have ?? Maybe an awesome video :) 😁

Hey everyone, here is a little action post I want to initiate: I am aware that a DAW is always a matter of taste. I am also aware that a DAW is only as good as the composer and in the end it really doesn't matter because the outcome is what really counts. Howeverrrrrrrrr .... 1. What is your favorite DAW/What is the DAW you are using? 2. Briefly explain why you like it or what features you like it for? Go! :)