[Cubase Tutorials] - Step 3 - How to record a song with Cubase ?

[StarprinceTV]

does it export mp3s?

[UDun8]

@StarprinceTV Yes it does (mp3, wav...). The most common formats are available.

[1DoubleMproductionS1]

I was wondering if you could please help me. I have the Behringer UMX610 midi controller and midi works perfectly, but I would like to know if there is a tool that allows me to "pitch down" the midi so that, for example, the middle of my keyboard with be moved down a pitch, if you understand what Im saying.. I want one note to be lower, but still the same note. I know how to do it once you've recorded, but can you do it live, while u listen to urself play? Thanks so much!

[UDun8]

@1DoubleMproductionS1 Hi, I see what you mean. First solution, you can use the transpose function on your midi keyboard if it has this feature. It would allow you to move your keyboard by semitones.

Second solution, in Cubase, add a insert effect in your midi track. Select the MIDI Modifiers effect and use the transpose function to pitch down the note played. Hope it helps ;)

[1DoubleMproductionS1]

@UDun8 Thank you so much!

[TrueYears]

Hey what VSTS are you using?

[TrueYears]

@TrueYears ah wait nvm lol

[UDun8]

@TrueYears Hi ! It's Omnisphere for the synth part, Superior Drummer for the drums, EWQL Ministry Of Rock for the bass and Revalver for the tube amp simulator.