Hello,
I have the following feature request:
“Import a Cubase arranger track as a MIDI event track.”
Background:
I used the arranger track in Cubase to structure my song. I would like to take this structure with me when importing to VST Live. However, I don’t want to create individual parts from the arranger track, as the import currently does, but just a track that shows me where I am in the song. The song should not be divided into multiple parts based on the arranger track import.
This could be done, for example, by converting the arranger track into a midi track. There the individual arranger parts are then converted into individual MIDI clips. This could be specified as an additional import option for the arranger track import.
… well, I could add it to the Feature Request list. But the list is already a very big list and I guess it will take some time until your request will be implement. Question : Isn’t it easier to create a MIDI Track in your Cubase project and create empty MIDI clips? Then this track will be transferred to VST Live, too?
I really like using the arranger track when creating a song. It would be really great if I didn’t have to do a workaround because of VST Live.
I thought I could convert the XML format of the exported arranger track into a MIDI track using a script. But unfortunately the format of the vlsprj file is not directly readable (is that possible somehow?). Then I could use a script to integrate the arranger track there until there is a solution.
Kind regards
Heiko
One Question:
when I import my Midi-Track (workaround for the arranger-track), all clips get “Media offline” in the clip-name (there is no content in the clips, only the clip itself). How can I avoid this?
Kind regards
Heiko
