I want vocal mixing presets for cubase 10.5 pro. I am producing Indian Bollywood music so please help

Hi Vijay. Cubase comes with presets already built in and some are for vocals. We also have some in our templates. But we have a specialized course for recording and mixing vocals here https://www.borntoproduce.com/collections/cubase-tutorials/products/cubase-recording-mixing-vocals

Hi, Many thanks for the response! The Rock template might be useful for the mixing of the live recordings of my 5 piece blues/classic rock band. Probably a very stupid question, it will indeed reveal my shallow knowledge: Would it be possible to change the Groove Agent drum tracks to audio tracks, still maintaining all plug ins/processes etc? I could then insert my live drums recorded by around 7 mics (deleting the rest of the pre-set drum channels). I well understand that the processings will of course not match my live drums/actual song. However, It would provide me a starting point at least regarding the settings of the compressors, eqs etc. etc.

You can't change GA tracks to audio tracks but you could create audio tracks and copy over the plugins from the GA tracks to the audio tracks, then send all the drum tracks to the drum group in the template. Also Cubase comes with many 'chain' presets so if you load a chain preset for drums for example you would get EQ, compression, saturation etc all done for you - which could also be a starting point.

Hi, I´m currently "glancing" through your Cubase Ultimate Beginners Tutorial. My knowledge platform is not sufficient for a thorough learning/understanding. Playing the drums in a five piece Blues´n`Rock band, I am using ZOOM LiveTrak L20 as the stage mixer as well as recording all instruments/vocals separately for the mixing eventually via Cubase 10.5. I understand approx. 4 % of this program. Thus I am very happy that I now have a better understanding through your tutorial (played at turtle speed...) about what is (theoretically for me) possible to do and why with the recorded material. However, regrettably my English is definitely not at the level of mother tonunge and I´m 75 years old, why I´m a very slow learner and forget everything very quickly... So, since time is absolutely not on my side, would your templates or possible customized solutions help? I record and mix lead vocal, two harmony vocals, lead guitar, keyboard (stereo), harmonica/harp, bass, drums (kick, snare, tom, timbal, floor tom, hi-hat and 2 OH). It would be great if there were templates available with e.g. 3 reverbs and delay plus groups for drums etc incl. of all the mentioned individual instruments/vocals plus several alternate/recommended plug ins/settings/routings etc. From this I could try to tweak to improve the mixing/mastering of the actual recorded instruments/vocals. However, no way I could handle to start the settings and the plug ins etc from scratch. I will very much appreciate your advices/suggestions regarding what to purchase from you (maybe even customized for the mentioned set up) in order to set up a complete live band mixer template and the following mastering with various good options to choose in between (like you describe in your awesome tutorial). Best regards, Christer Dybeck (Sweden)

Hi Christer,

Thank you for your questions. All in all I think you would benefit from the Rock Template and possiby the rock course. We do have groups set up for drums , guitars etc and they all have lots of processing on. Please note though that we use drums from Groove Agent and not live recorded drums by us (obviously the samples are recorded live). In the Rock course, we record guitars and vocals,process them all and then mix and master. You see evrything. Again drums are from GA. So in the course you get to see how the complete track is put togther. The template is useful too but there is no tuition, except for the help videos. Hope this helps you a bit.

Hi, If I went through the Rock 10.5 tutorial, would I essentially end up with this template? I am also interested in things like mic'ing guitars (acoustic & electric) so am not sure that just a template would be enough for me at this newbie stage so the Rock tutorial might be better for me. Thanks, N

Good question, yes you would end up with the template but you wouldn't have all the extra presets that we provide so it's up to you. The course is very different as you learn how to mic an amplifier, edit and organise all of the recorded audio, recording tips, and how to mix the track professionally seeing every process along the way.