My Recording Template For Cubase Pro (and why you need it!)

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0:00 Intro
2:10 My Tracking Template
6:08 Songwriters Project Organiser

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DAW / Program I Use:
Cubase Pro

Vocal Chain:
Mic - U47, WA251, AKG414, WA84
Preamp - Neve 1073, TB12
Compressor - LA2A, 1176 (Rev A & D)
I/O - Lynx Aurora (n)

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My Gear:
DAW: Cubase 13 Pro
Desk: Zaor Onda Angled
Main Microphone: U47, WA251
Monitors: Focal Solo6 Be
Interface: Lynx Aurora (n)
Compressor: LA2A, 1176 (Rev A & D)
MIDI Keyboard: M-Audio Hammer 88
Guitars: Fender American Stratocaster, Fender Standard Telecaster, Gibson Les Paul Studio, Epiphone Les Paul Custom, Fender Precision Deluxe Bass, Taylor 814ce, Martin DC1e
Preamps: Neve 1073DPD, TB12
Extra Microphones: AKG 414, WA87, WA84, SE VR1, Shure SM57

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Templates can be a huge time saver in the world of producing and mixing music, however normally when templates are discussed it's all about mixing. In this video I want to make the case for having a recording / tracking template - why you need one and what should be on it.

I show you my exact recording template that I use for Cubase Pro, however you can copy it or adapt it for any DAW you like. Having this template means when you open a session, everything is ready to go so you can start recording, rather than having to spend time setting up tracks, instruments and FX sends. This will help you stay in your creative zone, and ultimate write better songs and deliver better performances without any distractions.