alphadelta80
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I'm recording a few hip-hop tracks for a local artist in my modest home studio. I'm recording in cubase but I'm not yet comfortable with my mixing skills. The artist is going to take the songs he records here to another studio to be mixed and mastered. The problem is, the other engineer doesn't use Cubase. He only uses Pro Tools.
I also have pro tools on my system but I don't use it (too difficult for me) I was trying to record the song in cubase and somehow export the files to pro tools and burn a CD of the seperate wav files so I can give it to the artist and send him on his way.
Is there a way to export the song from Cubase and open it up in Pro Tools with all the individual track in tact? Also, what happens when the second verse doesn't have the same start point as the rest of the song (punched him in on a new track after first verse was recorded)? Will the exported song open with all tracks starting at the same point?(hope not). Will I have to slide the verses over to where they need to be? Is there a way to insert a blank space (like a place-holder) into a cubase track to maintain the region timing?
All responses will be greatly appreciated. Thank
I also have pro tools on my system but I don't use it (too difficult for me) I was trying to record the song in cubase and somehow export the files to pro tools and burn a CD of the seperate wav files so I can give it to the artist and send him on his way.
Is there a way to export the song from Cubase and open it up in Pro Tools with all the individual track in tact? Also, what happens when the second verse doesn't have the same start point as the rest of the song (punched him in on a new track after first verse was recorded)? Will the exported song open with all tracks starting at the same point?(hope not). Will I have to slide the verses over to where they need to be? Is there a way to insert a blank space (like a place-holder) into a cubase track to maintain the region timing?
All responses will be greatly appreciated. Thank