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How To Make MIDI Sound Real In Cubasis 3 (Pianos & Strings)

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In this video we’ll be going over a few techniques to make your MIDI strings and pianos sound much more natural and realistic.

Comments

  • joegrant413joegrant413

    Really?

  • joegrant413joegrant413

    jk. I'll check it out.

  • MobileMusicProMobileMusicPro

    @joegrant413 said:
    Really?

    hehe it's true :)

  • LinearLinemanLinearLineman

    Haven’t listened yet, but would like to hear how you improve apps like Ravenscroft, strings in BeatHawk, ISymphonic and SWAM (with examples), since serious acoustic iOS users wouldn’t use the stock Cubasis sounds very often.

  • StudioESStudioES

    Nice video.

    How about a Part 2 detailing how to shift the timing of certain notes to mimic the imperfections in human playing?

    Or unquantized recording with partial-strength quantization applied afterwards, if CB3 allows that.

    It may also be helpful for folks who purchase your MIDI packs, or those who make beats, to loosen that rigid robot feel that's so prevalent in today's music.

    Thanks.

  • MobileMusicProMobileMusicPro

    @LinearLineman said:
    Haven’t listened yet, but would like to hear how you improve apps like Ravenscroft, strings in BeatHawk, ISymphonic and SWAM (with examples), since serious acoustic iOS users wouldn’t use the stock Cubasis sounds very often.

    The techniques I describe in the video can be applied to any virtual instrument, stock or 3rd party :)

  • MobileMusicProMobileMusicPro

    @ocelot said:
    Nice video.

    How about a Part 2 detailing how to shift the timing of certain notes to mimic the imperfections in human playing?

    Or unquantized recording with partial-strength quantization applied afterwards, if CB3 allows that.

    It may also be helpful for folks who purchase your MIDI packs, or those who make beats, to loosen that rigid robot feel that's so prevalent in today's music.

    Thanks.

    Hey @ocelot great suggestions! A part 2 is a great idea. I certainly suggested to go off the grid in many of our drum videos too such as this one here :

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