In this Cubase tutorial, Dom Sigalas looks at using retrospective recording in Cubase to make sure you never lose a take, even if you are not recording audio or MIDI. Dom’s Cubase tips also include using track versions and audio pre-record, Cubase production features which should be a vital part of your workflow, to make sure you don’t miss a single thing that might be useful when arranging or producing songs in your music production and sound design projects.

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