I’ve used Cubase and nothing else to sequence music! In that 20 year period I’ve watched countless RUclips videos on Cubase, but none so infectious, and passionate as yours sir!!! You get through things quickly, but you are 100% understandable and clear!!!! Look forward to more from you in 2025! Fabulous fabulous channel!!!! A happy new year to you! Thanks for your great work!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
clever approach !! I have used this also with a synth track like bass and use the patterns to give for instance a bass loop randomizing notes and filter cutoff. thanks for the tips!
Thank you very much for the midi and pattern event example. That will save me some time with just a couple of key commands now that I know they can work together in different lanes! Saves me from having to duplicate an instrument. Can't wait to try this out with my next session.
I just tried this using patterns from EZDrummer 3 and it works. It's not like I need any more MIDI patterns (EZDrummer has gazillions), but it was fun playing with it. Thanks for the new learning, Andrew.
Thanks for discovering this. At the end, drums, patterns and score are just different forms of the MIDI editor. I'm pretty sure I've watched a video in which they show how to convert a pattern event into a MIDI event and vice-versa.
hi Eric,, yes its common knowledge that you can convert the MIDI patterns to a standard MIDI part, but so far its not possible to make a standard MIDI part a new MIDI pattern,, I saw Greg Ondo do a good trick with saving the MIDI part and pattern as different track versions, thats a good option too,, but if you can find anyone before the date of this video showing the ability to play and edit both the MIDI part and the new MIDI pattern in the same track just using different lanes as they use the same Drum Machine,,, please, come back here and post a link,, I'd love to see it,,, I'm sure there will be videos on it now that this video has been released,,,, all the best,, andrew
Got excited when you started talking about midi parts and pattern parts. I thought you had figured out a way to convert a midi part back to a pattern part. Not sure why they didn't have this from the start on c14. Would also be nice to be able to tie/legato with the pattern editor. You touched on the modulator. Have you figured out a way to tie a modulator to a midi CC#? For example, lets say I have a hardware synth that responds to cut off freq on cc#74. Would be great to tie the LFO modulator to randomly modulate midi cc74 for that midi part. Nice Videos.
I Hope That The Next Vertion Or Update Lets You Your The Patern Editer Randomizer In The Sapler Track To Rendimize Sample Chops That Would Be Crazy 🔥Nice Video Thanks
I’ve used Cubase and nothing else to sequence music! In that 20 year period I’ve watched countless RUclips videos on Cubase, but none so infectious, and passionate as yours sir!!! You get through things quickly, but you are 100% understandable and clear!!!! Look forward to more from you in 2025! Fabulous fabulous channel!!!! A happy new year to you! Thanks for your great work!!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
thank you originunknown,, your thoughts and comments made my day,,, happy new year to you,, andrew
You produce my favorite tutorials and this is no exception - - great job! Thank you for making Cubase more intelligible for me. And happy New Year!
thank you daja, and happy new year to you,,, andrew
🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌 excellent tutorial really amazing
The fact that you used only one instance the drum machine to generate so much shows how endless the possibilities are!
Thanks, AB. Great discovery!
thank Quaver, for sharing,, andrew
Great video, Andrew - thanks 🙂
As usual great tips. Helped me learn much more about Drum and modulator. Cheers!!
Absolute legend !!! Thank you
What a great tutorial like everything that you do. Happy new Year.
thank you rafael, and happy new year to you,, andrew
clever approach !! I have used this also with a synth track like bass and use the patterns to give for instance a bass loop randomizing notes and filter cutoff. thanks for the tips!
excellent kornilioswayout,, thanks for sharing,, andrew
Great vid. Thank you. You are a great educator ❤
thank you Daniel,, your comment means a lot to me,,, andrew
Great info 👍
Another great video, it' just shows how good it is to experiment. Have a really good New Year.
right you are Gerald,,, happy new year to you,,, andrew
I like such experiments! Thank you!
Thank you very much for the midi and pattern event example. That will save me some time with just a couple of key commands now that I know they can work together in different lanes! Saves me from having to duplicate an instrument. Can't wait to try this out with my next session.
excellent tapwaterstudio,, thats great to hear,,, andrew
I just tried this using patterns from EZDrummer 3 and it works. It's not like I need any more MIDI patterns (EZDrummer has gazillions), but it was fun playing with it. Thanks for the new learning, Andrew.
thank you ralph, for the comment,, andrew
Thanks for discovering this. At the end, drums, patterns and score are just different forms of the MIDI editor. I'm pretty sure I've watched a video in which they show how to convert a pattern event into a MIDI event and vice-versa.
hi Eric,, yes its common knowledge that you can convert the MIDI patterns to a standard MIDI part, but so far its not possible to make a standard MIDI part a new MIDI pattern,, I saw Greg Ondo do a good trick with saving the MIDI part and pattern as different track versions, thats a good option too,, but if you can find anyone before the date of this video showing the ability to play and edit both the MIDI part and the new MIDI pattern in the same track just using different lanes as they use the same Drum Machine,,, please, come back here and post a link,, I'd love to see it,,, I'm sure there will be videos on it now that this video has been released,,,, all the best,, andrew
another great video start to end thank you.Happy new year 2025 have a good 1
thank you charles,, happy new year to you and your family,,, andrew
What wonderful tips! Thank you so much!
thank you Byron, for your comment,, andrew
Good video. I actually learned a few things. Hopefully you will have more videos on the subjects.
thank you jrc,, more than likely, on future videos,,, andrew
Got excited when you started talking about midi parts and pattern parts. I thought you had figured out a way to convert a midi part back to a pattern part. Not sure why they didn't have this from the start on c14. Would also be nice to be able to tie/legato with the pattern editor. You touched on the modulator. Have you figured out a way to tie a modulator to a midi CC#? For example, lets say I have a hardware synth that responds to cut off freq on cc#74. Would be great to tie the LFO modulator to randomly modulate midi cc74 for that midi part. Nice Videos.
thanks for revealing this! Great Video!
thanks for your comment jazzdude,,, I appreciate it,, are you the same jazzdude that runs the discord site?
@@TheDigitalAudioManual yes, and Moderator in Greg Ondos ClubCubase Hangouts
@@TheDigitalAudioManual yes, and Moderator in Greg Ondo's biweekly ClubCubase Hangouts
@@TheDigitalAudioManual my answers disappeared several times now... Yes, i run it and i am Moderator in Cubase Channel Gregs ClubCubase Streams.
awesome,, you do some great work,, and you are a real asset to the community,, glad you stopped by,,, andrew
Did you try using the comp tool to select different lane .
I Hope That The Next Vertion Or Update Lets You Your The Patern Editer Randomizer In The Sapler Track To Rendimize Sample Chops That Would Be Crazy 🔥Nice Video Thanks
great ideas, thank you FRANK for your comment,, andrew
Hello ❤❤❤
hello to you usmankhan,,,
Not related, just curiosity: what's the point of your white noise track?
funny Eric,, you dont miss a thing do you,,, thats just an empty track that got thrown in but never used,,, andrew