The Drum Maps in Cubase

Introduction

Typically, whenever you work on totally different tasks

concurrently, the rhythm part may give you hassle in case you are utilizing

totally different digital devices for the percussion. The snare MIDI key on one

instrument may be the hello-hat of one other. The MIDI maps of the devices

may get all combined up.

Drum Maps show you how to to unravel this difficulty by standardizing

the word values in a hard and fast format. This manner, whenever you play the C1 for the kick

in an instrument, the identical C1 key can be utilized for the kick in one other digital

instrument. On this tutorial, I’ll present you the essential arrange and methods to use

it in a undertaking successfully.

The Drum Editor

The Drum Editor is a device that lets you create rhythms

like the best way you’d do for a MIDI rating. Creating rhythm patterns and drum

sections shall be very easy in case you are creating them by means of the Drum Editor.

You possibly can see the identify of the notes, the tone of the observe, the size, the

quantization, the speed and lots of extra elements of the rhythm that you’re

making.

For this tutorial, you need to create a VST monitor and a MIDI

monitor to hyperlink them collectively. First add the VST monitor utilizing VST Devices from the Units menu or by urgent F11. I’ve added a brand new HalionOne

Instrument onto the challenge, you possibly can choose another Drums Digital Instrument

that you’ve.

Now create a MIDI monitor that sends its knowledge to

the VST. As a way to do this, create a MIDI monitor utilizing the Add MIDI Monitor

choice from the Challenge menu’s Add Monitor choice or by choosing Add MIDI

monitor from the best-click on context menu on the venture. As soon as the MIDI monitor

has been created, choose the Output Routing to the VST that you simply created, in

this case HalionOne. Now no matter you play on the MIDI monitor might be performed

via the VST.

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