SWA Complete Cubase Pro 9

Absolutely fantastic video series. Best Cubase tutorial series out there (and I think I've viewed them all). Walter Hunnicutt is a great instructor and his little production "gems" sprinkled throughout are useful. (You can tell they are based on real world experience.) Highly recommended.

i purchased this video tutorials and didnt like it. i thought it will be a beginners tutorials but it seems that i was wrong. walter said in the beggining that you need to see the quick start tutorials of steinberg, i did it but still dont find the SWA COMPLETE CUBASE PRO 9 tutorials useful for me.

Top notch professional courses. Good pacing and topic selection. Walter's knowledge and wit generates confidence.
I went through the course taking notes, now I have solid references to consult when needed.
Just purchased a master class, can't wait to jump right in.
Thanks and keep them coming.

Just finished this course. Outstanding. having just migrated from protools to Cubase Pro 9, this was essential in getting me up to speed quickly. So I don't delay clients and projects while still fumbling around in the learning curve zone. Since i do a lot of midi work, I'd like to have seen more time spent on the midi portion of the software. maybe take a new class later.
Thanks guys. Great work.

The course is very well maded. The explanations of Mr. Hunnicutt are extensive and very well structured. Yes, the course meet my expectations, even tough some topics (like managing your own contnts in MediaBay) would be appreciated.
Excellent work.

I’ve always invested in Streamworks Audio Cubase materials since C6.5 or C7. I couldn’t get by without them.

Lots of valuable information. However the video of Walter in the right corner is annoying in the end and it covers that part of the Cubase working/learning area. I think a video of Walter would have been enough in the intro of the course. Furthermore it would have been nice if specific features were highlighted when explained given the used resolution in the tutorials and the fact that I am exhaustingly trying to see where the mouse-pointer is on the screen. Good curriculum, somehow poorly implemented.

I am a project studio owner, and has been using cubase on and off for several years. I really appreciate that your videos is divided into chapters, and especially the chapter with time/audio warp and quantizing was the best I have seen so far. I was also very glad for the initially chapters on file structure, and why this is important for the prosess later on.

Thanks for sharing your knowledge in a collection like this. Worth all the dollars!

Absolute top marks for this series, Complete Cubase Pro 9. I've recently switched DAWs to Cubase and was successfully stumbling my way around and figuring out simple ways to do simple things, but I had no control of the interface and certainly no understanding of the way Cubase actually works from a true understanding. This course is truly eye opening, and although I'm only 6/20ths of the way through, I really understand a lot now. There is great clarity and organization to just how things are explained here, and, obviously, as things are explained you should pause the video and do them yourself. I didn't know, for example, that I could easily search out 3rd party samples that I have purchased from within Cubase much more quickly than I could find them in folders with the operating system of my computer. I can now get the windows organized and arrange windows and know what all the controls do. It's easy, but unfortunately not often obvious. This series is essential for anyone who is not yet a seasoned Cubase Pro. It is also awesome that you get all the videos to own so you can watch on your favorite video playing app instead of some clunky browser-based viewer. I can't explain how empowered I feel and I'm only a third of the way through at this writing. This class is seriously empowering me and is well worth triple the asking price.

Walter does a superb job going thru the material and covering the nuances of Cubase that is not in any startup video and there's little chance of me sitting down with the 900 page manual to discover it. Makes it easy to understand and to do. It's great having several monitors to have the video running with Cubase right next to it as well.