Cubasis comes to Android and receives a discount

Cubasis is, in my opinion, the app to use if you are looking to produce music in a professional DAW using your iPad.

Good news! Version 3 is currently deeply discounted and they just released an Android version!

What's New in Cubasis 3.2 | Steinberg-->

Musical ideas come when you least expect them and are often gone in a flash. With Cubasis, you always have your mobile DAW with you, because Cubasis is available for all your mobile devices. iPad? Check. iPhone? Of course! Android smartphone and tablet? Sure thing! And now we bring one of the fastest, most intuitive and complete mobile DAWs to the world of Chromebooks, too. Welcome Google (again)! Welcome Chrome OS! Cubasis is ready to capture your ideas whenever and wherever you are.

🎙 #14 - Empowering Performing Ensembles at a Distance, with Theresa Hoover Ducassoux

Theresa Hoover Ducassoux joins the show to talk about technology for teaching band at a distance, productivity methodologies, Google apps for personal and school use, Flipgrid, empowering students, and more...

Other topics:

• Personal productivity systems and apps
• The Getting Things Done Methodology
• Teaching band online
• Being creative with whatever teaching scenario and schedule your district is moving forward with this fall
• Engaging students with musical performance using the Flipgrid video service
• Google apps for personal productivity
• Google apps for classroom teaching
• Organizing files in Google Drive
• Automating band warm ups
• Chamber music breakout groups using Google Meet and Soundtrap
• Getting Google Certified
• Her book- Pass the Baton: Empowering All Music Students
• Our favorite album and apps of the week

Show Notes:

• Everything Band: Episode 170 - Theresa Hoover Ducassoux
• Lori Schwartz Reichl
• Music Ed Tech Talk #8 - Diversifying Your Career and Your Programing, with Lori Schwartz Reichl
• Getting Things Done Methodology
• OmniFocus
• Inbox Zero
• MusicFirst
• SmartMusic
• Noteflight Learn
• Soundtrap
• Flipgrid
• Kahoot
• Google Teacher Certification
• Google: The Anywhere School 2020
• Kathryn Finch: Website | Twitter
• Scrivener
• TextExpander
• Jamboard
• Getting Started with Google Jamboard | Off the Beaten Path - Theresa Ducassoux
• Using Jamboard in the Music Classroom | Music Ed Tech Talk - Robby Burns
• Flat.io
• Routing Audio From Your Apps Directly Into Your Zoom or Google Meet (Or Other Digital Meeting Platform) | Music Ed Tech Talk - Robby Burns
• Rogue Amoeba
• Audio Hijack
• Rhiannon Giddens to Lead Silkroad’s Musical Explorations | NYT
• Microsoft Teams
• New Google Meet features
• Google Calendar
• Google Slides
• Google Keep
• Evernote
• OneNote
• Google Duo, Google Meet, Google Hangouts (?)
• Omnifocus Project Templates
• Never Miss a Task, With Project Templates | Music Ed Tech Talk - Robby Burns
• Music Ed Tech Talk #10 - Designing Curriculum and Assessing Students with FileMaker, with Ben Denne
• Making Just Intonation Play Along Tracks for Your Performing Ensemble (Using Tonal Energy and Garageband) | Music Ed Tech Talk - Robby Burns

App of the Week:
Robby - Loopback by Rogue Ameoba (They have educator discounts)
Theresa - Flat for Docs

Album of the Week:
Robby - Jennifer Higdon Harp Concerto
Theresa - Dustin O’Halloran, piano solos

Where to Find Us:
Robby - Twitter | Blog | Book
Theresa - Twitter | Website - MusicalTheresa.com | Book - Pass the Baton: Empowering All Music Students | Blog - Off the Beaten Path

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