019: Intro to MIDI, Part 2

This is me: http://youtube.com/fallofautumndistro and the program I use is called Cubase 5.

MIDI is really really fantastic and so many of you left comments last time saying you'd never known it existed. I will continue to discuss it more in the future. Leave questions in the comment section. =)

Vocals by Caitlin Sky http://youtube.com/mimsiesky

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[RizzoAstronama]

@colashanacogh YESSSS then the magic genie will come out and grant you 3 wishes...its editing software not miracle/magic software...your best bet would be to export each sound as a WAV file and then you audio chopping

[colashanacogh]

if i had recorded a piece of music in audacity and had an mp3 of it, then imported that mp3 into cubase would it be able to detect the notes and turn it into midi?

[jod3000]

Takes patience too... lots and lots of patience...

[fallofautumndistro]

You're quite right, and sometimes, it's just the "attack" that changes, but I haven't discussed timbre or attacks and releases yet, so I didn't want to confuse anyone.

[CrappyCartoons]

Hey Alan I noticed on both videos you sometimes refer to velocity in terms of how loud or soft a note is played rather than how hard a note is played. Depending on the instrument playing back the midi data the timbre more than the volume is what is impacted by the velocity.

[DoubleODude]

Great job Thank you.

[shessomickey]

Great video, Alan!

[tjbailey08]

so...freaking...cool...I'm currently saving the funds for this program. cannot wait. this is exactly what i need.

[popcornceilings]

heheh because you know that playing bass doesn't. ohhhh! I kid, I kid.

[punkslilncs]

There is a lot of I didn't realize.. I just play bass for fun.. I could never sit and do all this to it... Editing takes talent.