Hi,
I recorded a midi section with my keyboard and pedal. It turned out fine, and I can see the notes and velocity in the midi editor, but I can’t find the sustain anywhere. I want to cut it short at the end for dramatic effect but I don’t know any other way of doing it besides going into the sustain track and making the pedal shorter so that it stops sooner. I don’t know if I explained that right.
How do I edit the midi sustain? I would like thorough directions because I am very new to this program and I don’t know where anything is lol.
In the key editor window, I also have Velocity as default lane in the CC pane.
But there is also, on the bottom left, a + (Create controller lane) button which allows us to add controller lanes (CC64 in the ‘sustain’ case), as wanted…
I’m looking to change input times of the sustain pedal to match the quantised piano but haven’t been able to find out where I can automate the sustain, coming back into cubase 13 after braking from cubase in its 9 days, miss when you could hover over something or just have helpful tips you could type in the help tab of the DAW itself.
hi, I’ve just seen this, thank you, it still not working as I want it to as I have a physical sustain that already has its inputs and just want it to match with the quantization of the rest of the piece.
I’ve never done this, but I’d assume you could just Select all the Sustain data in the Editor and Quantize it. This might be easier to do in the List Editor where you could set the Filters to hide everything but Sustain Messages. If you are frequently doing this you could create a Logical Editor Preset to do the Selection.
Hi there. If you open the automation data for your track, choose “More” from the automation menu (the little triangle next to the value name that is displayed, e.g. “volume”), then choose “Midi Channel” –> “All CC” –> “CC64 (sustain)” and set the value to 65. Any value above 64 will turn sustain on, any value below 65 will turn it off. Hope this helps!
