Hi
in cubase 15
on an instrument track , inside input transformer - how to disable midi note off at 0 velocity?
What does that mean? What precisely are you trying to achieve?
i wrote some notes in the editor , i want them to play very quiet at 0 velocity but not to be completely turned off
I’m trying to do that using input transformer on the instrument channel itself but i cant figure out how to do that , Google’s ai suggestion doesn’t work
In Cubase, a MIDI Note event is always a combined MIDI Note-on and Note-off event. It’s not possible to access only one of them separately. Consequently, in the Input Transformer, you can only select the Note type, not Note-on and Note-off. Therefore, you cannot filter or transform a Note-off event.
Furthermore, the Event Transform Actions always apply to the events defined in the filter conditions, never to other events. So, even if Note-on and Note-off were separately available events, a relationship like “if Note-on has velocity 0, then filter out the corresponding (?) Note-off event” couldn’t be established.
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alright , thank you for the reply ASM.
He has a zero velocity 1/16 note in a row of 3 1/16 notes, the next 2 have higher velocity, altogether kinda envelope effect. So how do you guess the first note has no note-off? I can’t see that.
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because it plays the actual note, i can hear it
Hm, but in the editor I see a 1/16 break and 3 1/16 notes per quarter note. 
yes but the first note of the 3 1/16 notes is at 0 velocity and still rings out
he using that to play, trigger the first “guide” of the “morph” parameter of the “spectral decay”
the 2 other notes are triggering the other 2 “guides”
10:32 he even says that the first note is at velocity 0
What do you mean by that? Is the first note longer than 1/16?
i meant you can still hear that note
In this video, I cannot clearly tell the connection between the image and the sound. Can also come from another track.
- How is Note-Off a consideration? It’s not in play in the video is it? It would seem he simply set the note itself to velocity zero.
- how is an input transformer useful here?
If you care to divulge, it would be awfully helpful to know what you are trying to achieve so we can get the context of what your doing.
A traditional method for sustaining a note beyond its defined duration is CC64. Maybe he used that, but only for the first note?
I’m trying to follow his example , but stuck at 10:32
when I’m setting the first note of the 3 1/16 notes to 0 velocity cubase mutes the note.
I’m assuming its the same as Note-Off command , and i’m hearing only the 2 1/16 notes
that is what i’m trying to disable i want cubase to play the first note of the 3 1/16 notes
and not transmit it as Note-Off command even if it’s velocity is at 0
That’s not possible. You have to use velocity of 1
Found some kind of solution , midi modifiers→ Range1:
range target = Vel limit
max value 127, min value 1
seems to work
