MIDI Track routing

[MrSoundman]

@Naturligasteg

you can read the manual untill your eyes bleed and start to think “I must be made, surely there is a way to do this” that reading it does not help

This thread is 4 years old now, and in the meantime the manual has gone “online” and in my opinion deteriorated from the quality of the printed tomes we once enjoyed. This gap needs to be filled with tutorials, nevertheless this is a pretty niche subject so it may be worth putting the question to the forum under a current version (we’re now in the “Older Cubase versions” section which doesn’t get as much attention!).

[GearNostalgia]

@MrSoundman

@Naturligasteg

you can read the manual untill your eyes bleed and start to think “I must be made, surely there is a way to do this” that reading it does not help

This thread is 4 years old now, and in the meantime the manual has gone “online” and in my opinion deteriorated from the quality of the printed tomes we once enjoyed. This gap needs to be filled with tutorials, nevertheless this is a pretty niche subject so it may be worth putting the question to the forum under a current version (we’re now in the “Older Cubase versions” section which doesn’t get as much attention!).

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True I did not even see that it was for older versions. I just used the search function to find how it is done.

[lwpweb]

@Naturligasteg

Yes, totally agree to part 1. it is mind boggling that you can not assign the midi output straight into another midi-track. it would be very handly when working with the apreggiators and stuff.

As for your second part here. It is because things like these don’t exist that you can read the manual untill your eyes bleed and start to think “I must be made, surely there is a way to do this” that reading it does not help.

@MrSoundman

While Cubase is the absolute must-have no-brainer solution for anyone who needs to work at the (MIDI) event level, I think there are areas in Cubase which could do with some reworking, and MIDI routing is one of them; for example, you can’t route (sum/merge) MIDI tracks to other MIDI tracks (where they could be seen as inputs).

As you seem new to Cubase and (am I right?) in the field of MIDI orchestration, I can strongly recommend that you RTFM, it is one of the best FMs I’ve come across. I sincerely believe you’ve found the right application for creativity, and there are good people here willing to help you out.

i read all this various discussions about the midi routing issue i really get to know Cubase don’t has it. Only artifical genious tricks can made it. In Ableton you have this like in Logic in ONE Click. And ONE can taken by word because you can choose as input of a midi track each of the other midi tracks. Same issue is resampling Audio which lacks in Cubase.