Cubase Remakes – Rebuild Famous Electronic Music Styles

Cubase remakes are complete project recreations made to help producers study how recognizable electronic music productions can be built inside Cubase.

Rather than simply listening to a finished song, a remake lets you look inside a recreated production. You can examine the arrangement, MIDI parts, drum programming, basslines, synths, effects and automation and see how the different elements work together.

This makes Cubase remakes particularly useful for producers who learn best by taking an existing production apart and rebuilding it.

The projects can be used as a practical reference for your own productions. Study how the intro develops, where new elements enter the arrangement, how the bass and kick interact, how breakdowns are constructed and how automation creates movement throughout the track.

A remake can also help when you are trying to understand a particular production style. Instead of reading about how a genre is supposed to sound, you can open a Cubase project and inspect the actual musical structure.

Our collection includes remakes and projects influenced by well-known electronic music styles, from trance and progressive sounds to dance music and other club-oriented genres. The Avicii Cubase Templates Bundle, for example, provides a way to explore the production approach associated with that style through Cubase projects.

Use these projects to study arrangement, sound selection, MIDI programming and mixing decisions. You can also replace the sounds and melodies and use the structure as the starting point for your own production.