Random notes etc Cubase

[bundoo]

Hi

In studio one I can generate random notes within a pitch range with random lengths and velocities for a midi clip

Is it possible to use the logical editor to do the same in cubase? I'm not a genius logician so would appreciate any presets for this.

Thanks

[ramseysounds]

Just stick to studio one

[thebutler]

Sorry, just to turn this around - not sure how I would do it in Cubase - but, how do you do this in S1 please.? Is it something new to v6.x.x

[chk071]

This maybe?

[bundoo]

Not new at all in S1....I used to have a key command to open the random note generation function

Was so easy to get ideas up and running

Cubase has midi modifiers and logical editor but not sure how to set this up to do the same

[bundoo]

Just stick to studio one

I do like S1 but the midi and audio in Cubase its streets ahead of S1

[bundoo]

One of the funnest ways to do things is to use the step designer in the midi inserts to mess with pitch gate and velocity (theres a random button here too)....then freeze midi inserts which prints all the inserts into the clip...wa la

[thebutler]

This maybe?

Thanks.! Must explore more... looks fun

[kritikon]

Yeah, logical editor would be the way to go in Cubase. I used to do similar things way back in the early Cubase days in the 90s, e.g. for adding a bit of randomization in hihat lines etc. It's a long time since I've done anything like that though...I remember the effort not being worth the results usually. I even randomized stuff for a homemade editor for my Juno, which involved hex code. The hex code lines for 106s were very long Logical editor might have got easier over they intervening years? I remember it being quite convoluted to set up. If you've figured out how to do it in S1, I'd stick with it, despite Cubase traditionally being the king of MIDI.

[mixtur.se]

You can also use MIDI modifiers on a tracl to randomize note pitch/lengths/velocity/timing etc and define ranges for each

[mixtur.se]

Here’s a link that outlines what you can do: https://steinberg.help/cubase_pro_artis ... ion_r.html

Can’t get much simpler than this.

[dionenoid]

Yes idd, easiest way is to use the randomize functions in the midi modifier.

Logical Editor, Step sequencer, Groove Templates and Chord assistant can also do lots of random stuff. And i'm probably forgetting other ways.

If you want help (or presets) for the Logical Editor/Macros, i know that Dash Glitch did a few vids about it on YouTube. Do this search and you'll find a few : youtube dash glitch random cubase

[bundoo]

His videos are great thanks

Think I've got a macro sorted now