Random relative length in Midi notes

Cubase
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Hello,

I have a question that I have not found an answer here yet. I would like to add/substract a random amount of midi ticks to my midi notes but I cannot find my way in the editor.

I know for velocity you can set the “Set relative random velocity” and then set a value which will randomly add or subtract the amount defined…For example if I have all my midi notes on a fixed velocity of 60 and run the logical editor above with the value -10 and +10 I will get randomly all my velocities between 50 and 70!

Similar approach I would like to take for length…If I have 40x 16th midi notes and want to add or subtract randomly say 10 ticks how do I do that?

//Alex

2

Hej Alex

You can do this using the MIDI Modifiers module in the Inspector :wink:

Best
Bo

3

Hi Bo,

ok, I only have used the position tab and then random -10/+10! So you mean that I just need to choose LENGTH and then put a value!? I thought that will a fix length !?

//Alex

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Yes - you can either use the Inspector “MIDI Modifiers” or load the “MIDI Modifiers” module in the MIDI Inserts (see picture)

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  • Bo
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After that, use the midi menu command: freeze midi modifiers. it will apply the realtime settings to the midi part.

6

Thanks! Really helpful!

When I did my video

I had to do it manually, but now thanks to you it will save me alot of time!

Appreciated. Tack så mycket!
//Alex

7

Thanks…great! //Alex