since this only transmits midi data, does cubase translate that into something editable?
995835
Yes, Cubase is able to edit MIDI tracks, and, if a sound is applied to the MIDI data, it can be recorded to an audio track. Please let us know if you have any questions.
2176770
That depends... PT 10 and PT 11 (And I think maybe PT 9) have finally adapted the open market standards like ASIO and CORE Audio. Any Pro Tools versions before that required proprietary Avid hardware... Probably one of the main reasons I use Cubase! But Yes, the current version of PT11 can most definitely interface with the 16.4.2.
1364198
We have not connected to midi yet. We are just now starting to think about it. Program works great otherwise. My son bought it so that he could compose music. It only has eight staves so he felt that it was a little limiting but for the cost it was a bargain! Here's the main manual, with tutorials: http://www.finalemusic.com/UserManuals/SongWriter2012Win/Content/Contents.htm
564887
I use it with a mac - it sends standard midi controller messages over usb to either platform.
905714
No. This is called MIDI controller (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIDI_controller) In short: it sends data to the MIDI enabled hardware sound module or software sound module. Or to the multiple. I use it with Ableton Live and software synths from Native Instruments, Arturia, Rob Papen and so.
1523372
I can't speak for every piece of software but I have used this successfully with Cubase 5 on Windows 8 and Windows 8.1
1469332
Im not all together sure but they have worked with cubase since the 90s so more than likely. Also cubase sucks get protools and a 003 or better counsel. Cubase adds a tone to everything recorded.......
1712811
Almost certainly. It's a simple USB MIDI controller, with no drivers or anything like that. It plugs into your computer and will behave as a MIDI input device. Any MIDI-compliant software can receive its data.
2113282
I've been using it with windows 7 and Cubase and it works fine, it doesn't give me trouble, but if you are not sure about buying it, try something from TASCAM... those are great for everything which is against pro tools, mac and stuff like that...
319932
Ya, use with alesis, kaosscilator and yamaha djx...pretty much the same as midi to midi cables, auto detect under windows and linux. Midi data only...for command and control. Will NOT record audio. (That's not what they are for.)
773470
I guess you can.. Sorry I haven't tried I use it via laptop.. maybe if you find way to connect it it would detect it.. I didn't like they kinda ARTURIA lie cause they say its an analog synth and midi but its just a midi
1175706
Yes. The MIDI out can be used to control virtual instruments in GarageBand as well as any other application that supports standard MIDI note messages.
2197793
I need more detail on your problem. Are you running it with any software such as Cubase? If yes, check that your MIDI channels match. If not check sound output settings in PCs control panel.
740129
I would think not if it is not noted. There is a free editor avail. From the Korg site. The pads are note assignable so they can trigger notes in just about any music software that accepts midi note info.
1948708
I'm not really sure. It should though, but I'm not aware of MIDI itself having any actual specific commands for sustain.
1168472
I run Cubase 6.5 on a laptop and a desktop. The CI2 needs to be assigned in Windows Device manager and in Cubase.
475964
What kind of mixer? Like a mixing board? Or an SSL Controller? It's mostly for MIDI controlling for use with DAW's (Ableton, Protools, Logic, Cubase, etc.)