Arpeggiator on a MIDI track? Calling ALL VST Masters & buffs

[BaseCu]

@roel

1. create an instrument track for bluearp by enabling it in the instrument rack.
2. in the inspector: midi inputs = all
3. midi outputs (just below the inputs): BlueARP (midi in)
4. create a second midi track (i choose another internal instrument but that is just the same)
5. midi in for this new track= BlueARP midi-out (not midi all)
6. midi out for this track is where you want the arpegiator to send its data to
7. to start playback go back to the first track (the track with bluearp) and arm (record button enable)
8. last step: arm the other track where the midi output is on
9. keep both tracks armed, but the active track (where you do the input from the keyboard) is the bluearp track so that track should be the active track)

Hi, I followed the steps above to get Kirnu Cream to arpeggiate some MIDI data but have had no luck. Cream does not seem to be receiving the data. Unfortunately, the Cream manual (and related videos) are of no use whatsover.

Has anyone managed to get Cream (or any third-party arppegiator, for that matter) to work in CP 8.5? If so, I’d really appreciate hearing about how you set it up.

[BaseCu]

Actually, the steps above do work. The problem is Cream – or at least the combination of Cream and CP 8.5.15. The solution was to quit Cubase and then reboot.

Cream has a lot of nice features, but it’s extremely buggy (and doesn’t seem to save the arpeggio pattern between sessions).

[TVC15]

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