Dom Sigalas reveals more Cubase secrets in this video demonstrating 5 ways to warm up your tracks. Warming up your tracks in Cubase will help to make your songs sound richer and more analogue; Dom looks at making drums sound warmer with the multi-band tape distortion of the Quadrafuzz plug-in, then making bass sound warmer and making guitars sound warmer with the channel strip’s tube saturation. Using frequency EQ and then using the vintage compressor, plus the Distroyer saturation and distortion plug-in on the vocals, rounds off Dom’s five ways of how to make a song sound warmer and fuller.


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