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Old 03-16-2005
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What Cubase books do you recomend?
Please give me some info. on Cubase.
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Who needs books when you have www.homerecording.com...

What is it you really want to know?
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The manual has most of the info you'll need. It's dense, though.
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Cubase Power. I can't tell you how much I learned from it. Even though I was already pretty well versed in Cubase. Cubase power is MUCH more indepth and complete then the manual. In fact, I find it easier to look things up and get answers in the book instead of the manual
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Cubase Ignite! is also great.
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Cubase Ignite! is for very basics.
Power is better.
Nuendo Power is good to. Cubase 2 and N2 are about the same. Except for about 700.00$
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To start out I bought the Fast Guide to Cubase SX by Simon Millward on PC Publishing. Got me started but I barely use it now as once the ball was rolling I quite like exploring and learning for myself.
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