Cover Photo by Dylan McLeod Welcome to part 2 of Cubase Key Commands to Boost Your Midi Editing Workflow, if you’d like to read our previous post, visit the link below. Read: [Cubase Key Commands to Boost Your Midi Editing Pt. 1] Got NumPads? If you have a numeric keypad (or numpad for short) on … Read more
CUBASE KEY COMMANDS to Boost Your MIDI Editing Workflow Why Cubase? Since my first encounter with MIDI back in the late 90s using Cakewalk, I’ve journeyed through various DAWs like Propellerhead’s Reason, Apple’s Logic Pro, GarageBand, Ableton Live, and many more. However, my professional path as a media music composer naturally led me to embrace … Read more
Cover Photo by Samuel Sianipar This post was brought to you in collaboration with our partner site Behind the Score. The full video and text lesson on the Locrian Mode can be found here. What is Locrian Mode? – Mode Structure: 1 ♭2 ♭3 4 ♭5 ♭6 ♭7 (Fig. H) – Character Note: ♭2nd & ♭5th Degree … Read more
Cover Photo by Mateusz Wacła The silver screen flickers, drawing us into a world woven from light and shadow. Images dance, words paint narratives, but there’s another thread, often subtle, weaving its way through the tapestry – the music. And sometimes, within that rich sonic landscape, the composer weaves in whispers, secret codes to the … Read more
Cover photo by Caught In Joy This post was brought to you in collaboration with our partner site Behind the Score. Discover the Harmony Secrets of Modern Film and Video Games. “Logical Editor is crafted to handle tasks that are challenging for humans but where computers excel.” Cubase, as one of the most cherished DAWs for film composers, is … Read more
