Audio to midi in Cubase and Dorico - Full score

[@oavalle4516]

You are a life saver! You helped me fix so many issues with getting the note values to appear more clearly in the Score Editor by doing the Quantize and then Legato trick!!! Thank you so much!!!

[@jaimezenamon]

As I work only with cubase and started working on dorico I had little or no explanation on how to work with both, splendid explanation, congratulations !!

[@DaWB2379]

Great video, thanks for the explanations; really clear. I did wonder about C minor, but Si minore makes sense. Cubase & Dorico - a great combination. Thanks for the video!

[@NickFromNetherlands]

Great video. Now lets time jump to dec 2023 . Using Cubase 13 and Dorico 5.1. Same workflow?

[@nicolasjchaanine]

Great video but I'm stuck on how you got the notes of the left hand of the piano to the Bass clef by just changing the channel number. Is there an explanation about that somewhere in the manual of do you have a video about it? Thanks dear.

[@dorminxd]

You're good! Very comprehensive walkthrough. What Dorico Version you used here?

[@ishagshafeeg]

Interesting. Thanks. Looking forward for next tutorial.

[@victornoagbodji]

🙏 🙏 😸 thank you for this tutorial. man... i am always fighting with the cubase score editor... 😅 this taught me a few things but dorico is the real winner here.

[@NikosPitloglou]

Great tutorial Kobi. Greetings from Greece!

[@sarielmontalvan]

Excelente Tutorial! Gracias, amigo!

[@YovanKitiyo]

Thank you so much for this. Very helpful

[@edmusicaltechera]

Compraré cubase y dórico elements, podré realizar eso sin tener que adquirir la versión Pro que es mucho más costosa?

[@paramaagaaz2597]

great videos , great method to teach, i really appreciate u

[@ΝίκοςΠιτλόγλου]

Great tutorial. Greetings from Greece!

[@Dklampanis]

Well done on a great tutorial and on an impeccable song selection!

[@pmadamson]

Looks a good tutorial but i got lost at "2# becaus it is in C Minor". Unless there is some transposition going on I understood C minor to be 3 flats (Eb Relative Major) and 2 # to be D major or relative Bminor. If that was a genuine mistake fair enough or some othe rexplanation I'd be interested to know where that came from.

[@guitarsudios]

Came from the Italian version of scales naming. Si minor

[@pmadamson]

@@guitarsudios Thank you for explaining that. Makes sense now

[@eliyahhaddads5778]

would Dorico work, with the Ezkeys, EBass and ez drums? as a basic start music to make a better score?

[@tlogic]

What about singing? Can you show how to convert singing into notes?

[@Puehromahne]

how did you export mer than one page

[@Amyg7Dala]

Great stuff, thx!

[@kenzowhite4495]

Thank you very much!

[@rasputin1917]

When you say C minor you mean Si minore which is B minor. Please don’t mix Greek-Italian notation when you speak English. Keep English with English notation (B minor) and Greek or Hebrew perhaps with Italian notation (Si minore) if you wish. But keep it homogenous otherwise it can become seriously confusing especially where notation is involved.

[@rasputin1917]

Bar 3 the division of the acoustic guitar notes are wrong. You had it correct but you ruined it whilst putting the grace notes: the division should be as the 7/8 song itself, ie: 3, 2, 2. Not 2, 2, 2 and 1 as you left it. It does not matter if the notes might visually suggest different pairs. The feel of the song is still very much 3,2,2 and thus your division in pairs in bar 3 makes it very confusing for the reader let alone that it wrongly suggests a change in rhythmic feel.

[@thordurhallgrim]

Relax, we are all friends here. It's an honest mistake with no consequences.

[@rasputin1917]

@@thordurhallgrim nearly all mistakes are honest. It doesn’t stop them from being confusing to the viewer. Not the whole planet is an Israeli bedroom neither some isolated bouzouki dive in Greece where a couple of guys by themselves might talk in their own code. If one is transmitting to the world one should bother to learn that Si is B and Do is C. It’s just basic respect to the viewers, rather than confusing them or having them decipher it.

[@thordurhallgrim]

@@rasputin1917 Like I said, it's a mistake with no consequences, there is no reason to get all fuzzy about it.

[@plekkchand]

C Minor?

[@josefernandoelias3164]

Thank you so much ! d you make a Tutorial about all detailled functions of thr Scoringpanel in Cubase? Channel numbers or score - voices? Wich difference are between ? It s not so easy to understand into Cubase. it d be great! Thank you again!

[@guitarsudios]

Yes but in Hebrew: תיווי בקיובייס

[@AddySch]

two sharps in Cminor?

[@thomasshredster4627]

yes, i was also confused by it in the beginning but then I understood in Israel we use Solfege, so C minor is Actually Si Minor = B minor.. :)

[@AddySch]

@@thomasshredster4627 Thank you for the explanation, now I understand the confusion. Thanks for the video anyway!

[@h7rh]

יפה מאוד אבל לפעמים אתה מתבלבל עם העברית והאנגלית סי מינור בעברית באמת זה שני דיאזים, באנגלית אבל זה 3 במולים ;-) סתם... מתלוצייץ - תודה רבה.

[@shonjoyc]

Your too fast to follow plus no clarity of what you are pressing should highlight those regions you select pls slow down 🙏