Top 5 Cubase Tools I Wish EVERY DAW Had! | Cubase 15 Pro

Cubase Link: https://www.pluginboutique.com/produc... 🔥 Top 5 Cubase 15 Workflow Features Every Producer Should Know 🔥 In this video I dive into the five standout workflow features in Cubase 15 Pro that I genuinely wish every DAW offered — and show you how to use them step-by-step. Whether you’re writing songs, editing vocals, building beats or designing sounds — these tools will instantly level up your production game. What you’ll learn in this video: 1. Automatic vocal part “blurb” detection — See how Cubase 15 auto-detects vocal part segments (blurbs) so I can drag-adjust gain/amplitude of each one individually without affecting the rest of the take. 2. Chord-detection on any sample/loop — I demonstrate how I take a loop or sample from my library, have Cubase detect its chord progression via the Chord Track, then show how to replace the detected chords in the Chord Pads Panel so I can play in that progression live. 3. Melodic Pattern Sequencer — I use Cubase 15’s new melodic pattern sequencer to build bassines, melodies, and hybrid chord-melody parts (quickly, creatively and with full control). 4. Drum Machine & built-in drum synths — I demo how you can build your own drum sounds using the built-in drum synths in Cubase 15, tune each drum sound, shape it with dedicated effects (including distortion + bit-crusher) and bring out serious character in your beats. 5. (Related) I tie all of the above into a unified workflow that you can replicate immediately to boost your productivity, creativity and output. 🔑 Keywords & Search Terms Covered: Cubase 15 workflow, Cubase 15 Pro features, Cubase vocal editing, DAW chord track, sample loop chord detection, melodic pattern sequencer Cubase, Cubase drum machine, built-in drum synth DAW, best DAW features 2025, music production workflow Cubase, Cubase tips & tricks. Who this video is for: • Music producers exploring why Cubase 15 may be their next DAW. • Cubase users who want to unlock hidden workflow-gems and speed up their sessions. • Producers using other DAWs who want ideas on what workflows they’re missing (and maybe will switch!). • Educators & content creators teaching pro workflows for indie artists.