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I'min the process of learning the "Quantize" functions...Anybody know of a tutorial? please... I've already read the manual on it. I understand most of it, but a tutorial would be easier to follow!

You need to watch the tutorial included in CuBase. Go to the "Steinberg Hub". Look for the quick start button at the left top of the screen. Then watch the video "Basic Midi". It'll show you exactly how to work the drum editor.....No need to get anything else....

Please recommend guitars that you like. Also I don't wanna have to sell my car to get one....

I saw that in the book. It's gotta be a mistake. I run powered monitors from the line outs & headphones from the headphone port....works fine

Hey y'all, from deep in the Georgia/Alabama Southern rock scene.... I've been playing with home recording for a few months now. I just found this forum & have been doing a lot of reading here. Lots of info to absorb. Looking forward to the day I can contribute.....Thanks in advance....

In live sound reinforcement I would use 4 mics to make it sound like twin leslies. two on top (one hard left one hard right). two on bottom (hard left & right). sounded amazing..

Im not familiar with the Yamaha, but I transfer tracks back & forth between myTascam 2488neo & laptop w/Cubase Elements 7 via usb with no problem...

sorry it's a 2496 card(typo). sorry it's a 2496 card(typo).

I have a maudio 2696 card, also I have a Tascam us-144. I'd like to run the us-144 into the 2696 so that I can use the mic preamps & phanton power on the us-144. Is it possible to do this? Can I do it via s/pdif?

This is actually an old trick used in studios to create delay. There was a machine around years before the digital age called an "echoplex" , it did the same thing. It was mostly used for vocals though. It doesnt matter what others think , if you like it then do it!