u/KevinPackards

Image 1 — My Mac mini has finally arrived.
Image 2 — My Mac mini has finally arrived.
▲ 66 r/macmini

My Mac mini has finally arrived.

I wanted to ask if the back of the Mac box always looks the same or if it varies. I've attached some photos I found on Google.

I know my question might sound silly, but I just want to make sure. If you look closely, everything listed on the two boxes is different; one even says “carbon neutral and other things,” while the other doesn’t.

u/KevinPackards — 2 days ago
▲ 0 r/cubase

Productores musicales e ingenieros de sonido de habla hispana.

Estoy creando un grupo de WhatsApp para la comunidad hispana sobre todo con productores e ingenieros principiantes para hacer reuniones y aprender entre todos. Si alguien cree necesitar esto o si eres un profesional que le gustaría ayudar a la nueva juventud del audio, aquí abajo dejaré el link.

https://chat.whatsapp.com/L3pLb0C7nqP8Yv1igYPcXV

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u/KevinPackards — 4 days ago
▲ 3 r/cubase

I'm selecting multiple tracks to assign a color to them, but the color is only being applied to a single track. How can I fix this?

u/KevinPackards — 5 days ago
▲ 1 r/cubase

I'm selecting multiple tracks to assign a color to them, but the color is only being applied to a single track. How can I fix this?

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u/KevinPackards — 5 days ago
▲ 2 r/cubase

Hello everyone,

I've just started my journey into sound engineering and music production. I'm currently learning how to use Cubase and have some basic questions about project architecture and signal flow.

I want to understand the correct way to manage groups and subgroups. For example, if I have several vocal tracks, piano tracks, or a full drum kit, what’s the best way to route them all to a single channel so I can process them together?

I have a few specific questions:

How do I correctly set up the routing step by step so that several individual tracks are routed to a single “master” group channel for that section?

What is the practical difference between using folder tracks and using dedicated group channels (buses)?

Since I’m building my foundation from scratch, what signal flow concepts should I study to truly understand how this works at a professional level?

If you have any recommendations for YouTube videos (direct links to the video, not YouTube channels) or resources that explain these concepts clearly, technically, and in a way that’s accessible to beginners, I’d really appreciate it.

Thanks to everyone for your help and advice!

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u/KevinPackards — 7 days ago

I was given a shipping address where I’m supposed to enter “Suite 7,” but when I click “Save,” it shows up as “Ste 7.” It looks like an abbreviation, but I want to be sure. Thanks

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u/KevinPackards — 9 days ago

I haven't even been charged yet; I don't know if they do that when the order is about to ship or if I did something wrong. It's not that I'm eager for Apple to charge me, but hey, I'm ready to get my first Mac mini haha

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u/KevinPackards — 9 days ago

Hi everyone, I have a question: my air conditioner was leaking water, and since my desk is right underneath it, a few drops fell through the vents on my monitor. Although I'm not 100% sure if any water got inside or not, I'd like to know what you think I should do.

u/KevinPackards — 12 days ago

I placed my order yesterday, and today I got this message and can't see my order

u/KevinPackards — 15 days ago
▲ 3 r/macmini+1 crossposts

Should I enter my information or the courier's information in this last section?

I'm asking because I'm from another country and I'm having it shipped through a company

u/KevinPackards — 17 days ago