Good morning. Thank you for explaining a few more things about the use of the Chord Pads to us all. I learned a few things that I didn’t know before and it will become very useful to me in the future. I wish you continued success with all of your musical endeavors. Have a wonderful day.
In your debt for this fantastic video - thank you so much for just slowing it down and going through it at a pace we can actually digest! Also, blown away by your musical knowledge.
All your videos are well presented and the information is explained in a way that pros to beginners can relate to..very refreshing in this information overload world!
by far the best tutorials for cubase! this video explains the tool perfectly without any nonsense! I only bought cubase for this chord tool but I still prefer to build and arrange my tracks in another daw which is by far faster to use than cubase and was hoping I could export or convert these chords into midi? rather than just manually finding the chords i like then drawing them into the other daw? otherwise what i was thinking to do is draw each chord variation into the other daw, then render it as a midi file and basically build my own chord pack, i can then just drag and drop into the project but really i was hoping to write the music in cubase then export it as a midi file as that would be much easier and save time having previews of each chord inside cubase rather than just guessing what gets dragged in the other daw i use which is sony acid pro...with your tutorials being so good, i might actually learn to use cubase to make the whole track rather than using other daw!
@@Johnmunstudios thanks john! hopefully with your videos I might do more with cubase in the future! these days it has a lot more tools than the daw i have used for the last 20 years!.the chord pads and drum pads is a big improvement on sony acid pro! and with practice maybe will be faster to arrange tunes in too. thanks for your help john .
So Thank you for this video !! I discover the chord pad and how to use with more colors with also transposition. I encourage you to continue because you show us how we can use in music this sort of fonctionlity. you explain clearly, simply and definitively hepful !! So Thank you so much !! ;)
Well done! Thanks. Is there any way to see the chords in the individual tracks? No one else has the Circle of 5ths and Chord pads. Its like DUH!!! and Wow!
Thanks for that. A couple of questions. How do I resize the length of the chords? Can I adjust the length of those chord boxes to hold the chords longer or do I need to just add another chord in it's place? Secondly, as someone else asked, is it possible to make inversions of the chords within the chord track?
In the chord pad section, there is a little arrow down box. If you click on that you can choose to transpose all chord pads by semitones! Hope this helps!
Hi. Lots of possibilities including Cubase with these chords. I love harmony in chords, but I don't know much about it. You choose these chords in such a simple and harmonious way. How to learn it? Where it can be learned so that you can make full use of it in Cubase. Some tutorial, school on the internet. Please give me a hint. :)
Hello! I love harmonies as well! Check this video out where I show a bit how to spice up chord progressions: ua-cam.com/video/6fnhJqf-lSs/v-deo.html I hope this helps! 🙏🏽
you can easily learn harmony with me if you want. My students passed composing exams for elite universities , and i can give examples on piano for everything you ask. You will not correctly learn harmony on youtube , just MAYBE know WHAT to learn
Good evening. I created a chord track, as usual I insert an instrument track to listen to the chords and then add a Voce wave track, setting it to follow the chord track and everything is fine. I insert a wave track from Media Cubase or in any case another wave track as a synth guitar pad, the sound that comes out is fluctuating and out of tune. Both Stereo and mono. Where's the catch?! Thanks to anyone who can answer and resolve.
Good morning. Thank you for explaining a few more things about the use of the Chord Pads to us all. I learned a few things that I didn’t know before and it will become very useful to me in the future. I wish you continued success with all of your musical endeavors. Have a wonderful day.
Thank you so much! I am glad you gained new information from this. Much luck and success to you as well!
Best,
John
In your debt for this fantastic video - thank you so much for just slowing it down and going through it at a pace we can actually digest! Also, blown away by your musical knowledge.
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Thanks for posting - I was led here from learning about Generating Harmony Voices in Cubase / Nuendo👏
All your videos are well presented and the information is explained in a way that pros to beginners can relate to..very refreshing in this information overload world!
Thanks Todd! I appreciate those words! 🙏🏽🙏🏽 glad I could help ! ✊🏽
by far the best tutorials for cubase! this video explains the tool perfectly without any nonsense! I only bought cubase for this chord tool but I still prefer to build and arrange my tracks in another daw which is by far faster to use than cubase and was hoping I could export or convert these chords into midi? rather than just manually finding the chords i like then drawing them into the other daw? otherwise what i was thinking to do is draw each chord variation into the other daw, then render it as a midi file and basically build my own chord pack, i can then just drag and drop into the project but really i was hoping to write the music in cubase then export it as a midi file as that would be much easier and save time having previews of each chord inside cubase rather than just guessing what gets dragged in the other daw i use which is sony acid pro...with your tutorials being so good, i might actually learn to use cubase to make the whole track rather than using other daw!
Thank you! 🙏🏽🙏🏽 Cubase is such an awesome DAW! 🔥
@@Johnmunstudios if you use chord pad can you export it to a midi file ?
Record it in a region, and then go to file -> Export -> midi file, done!
@@Johnmunstudios thanks john! hopefully with your videos I might do more with cubase in the future! these days it has a lot more tools than the daw i have used for the last 20 years!.the chord pads and drum pads is a big improvement on sony acid pro! and with practice maybe will be faster to arrange tunes in too. thanks for your help john .
You’re very welcome!!! Best of luck to you! ✊🏽🙏🏽
Such a great video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very good! Thanks.
Glad you liked it!
Really interesting video !
Glad you think so!
What a great video. Thank you for explaining this
You are very welcome! Glad I could help!
Thanks for this - I learnt a lot 🙂
I’m glad I could help!!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽
So Thank you for this video !! I discover the chord pad and how to use with more colors with also transposition. I encourage you to continue because you show us how we can use in music this sort of fonctionlity. you explain clearly, simply and definitively hepful !! So Thank you so much !! ;)
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Awesome video.
Thanks for the video. Is it possible to change the inversion of the chords in the chord track itself?
Well done! Thanks. Is there any way to see the chords in the individual tracks? No one else has the Circle of 5ths and Chord pads. Its like DUH!!! and Wow!
I'm glad I could help! You can only have the chords on the chord track unfortunately!
I hope this helps!
Very user friendly video!
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thanks for that. A couple of questions. How do I resize the length of the chords? Can I adjust the length of those chord boxes to hold the chords longer or do I need to just add another chord in it's place? Secondly, as someone else asked, is it possible to make inversions of the chords within the chord track?
Awesome video! Extremely helpful. Just wondering if you are able to transpose all of the chord pads at the bottom the same way you did at the top?
In the chord pad section, there is a little arrow down box. If you click on that you can choose to transpose all chord pads by semitones!
Hope this helps!
Hi. Lots of possibilities including Cubase with these chords. I love harmony in chords, but I don't know much about it. You choose these chords in such a simple and harmonious way. How to learn it? Where it can be learned so that you can make full use of it in Cubase. Some tutorial, school on the internet. Please give me a hint. :)
Hello!
I love harmonies as well! Check this video out where I show a bit how to spice up chord progressions:
ua-cam.com/video/6fnhJqf-lSs/v-deo.html
I hope this helps! 🙏🏽
you can easily learn harmony with me if you want. My students passed composing exams for elite universities , and i can give examples on piano for everything you ask. You will not correctly learn harmony on youtube , just MAYBE know WHAT to learn
Does this have like power chords (guitar) or quartals?
How to Export Chords track into Midi file
Stay tuned for tomorrow's video! I will be answering your question and more!
agree with a previous comment on slowing it down for us newbees
Handy video for me, thanks, up until you start saying 'this thing here' and 'right here' -- I have no idea where on the screen to look.
j7?! hahaha they want to reinvent music theory or what?
Good evening.
I created a chord track, as usual I insert an instrument track to listen to the chords and then add a Voce wave track, setting it to follow the chord track and everything is fine.
I insert a wave track from Media Cubase or in any case another wave track as a synth guitar pad, the sound that comes out is fluctuating and out of tune. Both Stereo and mono. Where's the catch?! Thanks to anyone who can answer and resolve.