Create KILLER CHORD PROGRESSIONS with NO music theory or keyboard knowledge.

[@callumclarke4949]

Yes more in-depth would be great help me out and if you could go into the players as I know this adds to this

[@MrAliensix]

I second that :)

[@SoundFriendly]

Cubase is just the best DAW on the market. Period. Love it. Great video once again.

[@IroLidorikioti]

I think that knowing music theory can give you a lot of freedom when it comes to music creation but this is an excellent way for people that are not familiar with music theory to be creative as well! Well done Dom! Great presentation as always!

[@DomSigalas]

Iro! That's exactly the point! Learning music theory is always a great idea but if you don't you don't need to be limited when you want to create the music you have in your head :)

[@ipoponq]

@Aziri Alain I couldn't agree with your statement. You're might be limited to music theory as well and your head won't give you something very interesting if you have 0 creativity. Speaking of myself, I love composing without even thinking in what key I am, for instance. You may even come up with an idea, tone or melody in your head and then help yourself with the arrangement using theory or tools. Furthermore, when you don't feel that way but still have to make music required, then musical background as well as modern tools may help you out a lot. Sorry if I get you wrong. But of course just mindlessly dragging chords without a good sense or what so ever are doubtfully gonna lead you to something good.

[@ric88keys]

@@DomSigalas I think theory and 'head ideas' feed off each other, making the overall experience enriched.

[@ric88keys]

Definitely, the more theory I studied, the better my ideas became, the better my ideas became, the more I wanted to study. If taught or learnt in a practical way, theory doesn't have to be boring or difficult (I've heard others describe it as this). Instead it is like a door opening to a more fascinating musical dimension.

[@benhughes2355]

Yes please. More in depth, maybe touch on modulation. Also, the settings for the chord track, how to constrain the range of notes (some of my vst's require chord input within a certain range which the chord track regularly strays out of) , etc. 👍🏻

[@composingtips]

The Cubase Chord Track (and chord pads) is probably the one reason why I'd never switch to another DAW. It's stellar.

[@SwanSycorax]

I wish someone would explain how to use this in the way an absolute beginner can follow. This is the facility I most want to use but so far have totally failed to get the chord track to trigger an instrument selection. There must be something glaringly obvious that I just can't see!!! Any advice would be gratefully received.

[@der_vur]

@@SwanSycorax I don't know if you still need this as the comment was made 1 year ago, but basically under the name of the chord track you have three buttons and on their right a selection field. By default is at "Use monitored track". If you click there you will see all the other VST tracks you have on the project in this way you can select which track will have the chords triggered by the chord track. I hope this helpful if not to you anymore to somebody else passing by :)

[@rasolzamini8678]

Yes, please more in depth videos about chords

[@TheLordGU]

One or a couple of in-depth videos on Chord Track (and Chord Pads) would be highly appreciated! As far as I am concerned, your point re getting creative and finding progressions one’s muscle memory wouldn’t let discover different, more interesting options is absolutely correct! And getting ideas for points to start using tools like that beyond the points one ends up just playing around with it would be both, helpful and inspiring. That said, yes, please share more on this (and your experience), thank you very much in advance!

[@felixando7492]

lol the frustration in your voice when you said "midi packs" xD

[@DomSigalas]

Hahahaha I am so tired of these ads! :)

[@felixando7492]

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[@DomSigalas]

@@felixando7492 Nooooooooo hahahahaa!

[@jbognap]

@@DomSigalas Ha! Just saw one of those ads while watching this very video.

[@AspenTruth]

@@DomSigalas Thank You!

[@TheCubeMusic]

Yes would like to see you write a whole song with chord pads !

[@KaseyChiu]

Please keep going deeper and deeper. There is rarely to see video about this topic! Thank you

[@alainpatry]

I come here because not only will I learn something but I also know you will make me smile. I love how you don't take yourself too seriously! :)

[@EnventProductions]

Really liked the video thanks! I never took music theory and for some reason there's not a great manual for cubase. You're helping me so much after years of stalling

[@maloycastillo3473]

With this video and good taste you can forget music theory and conquer the world! Thanks soooo much!

[@KMcGovern-x6z]

Thank you so, so, SO much for this segment. I'm a songwriter but not highly proficient in any instrument. I hear the complete chords in my head and spend hours on end finding them on the piano. I'm just about to join the modern world and buy Cubase and all the regalia-- and now I can't wait!!! I'm binge watching your tutorials because they're so well presented and your enthusiasm is contagious. Thank you again!

[@djjuno106]

Massive thanks Dom for this video..I’m having problems with my hands so can’t reach chords I used too do and was lost using chord assistance in cubase this had helped massively..

[@jocelynjosssheehy2970]

Would be interesting to make a video about Chords Track as it relate to a string ensemble arrangement (violins I, violins2, violas, cellos) or a string quartet. Dom, why don't you give a shot? That would be very useful.

[@annother3350]

It's possible but the most realistic way is to use divisi, where each part of a chord is played by a different instrument, as in real life

[@thirukanesh4286]

Hi Dom your lesson is really amazing and the way you teaching is great to understand better!! please do continue as well... Thanks Dom

[@ArshadNiaziArshad]

Don't know how long I was looking for this type of tutorial. Thank you very much, Ustad Ji. Stay blessed. Greetings from Pakistan.

[@Rolanoid]

"Don't worry about midi packs." Funnily enough the ad that played before this video was for midi packs. Guess we don't need them now thanks.

[@chillingFriend]

Thank you very much! More in depth tutorials about this would be amazing :) especially content on using the chord track to control whole projects would be fantastic

[@jbognap]

It would be nice to know more about the adaptive voicing of the chord pads and how to adjust it when it gets away from what you wanted.

[@Cefshah]

I think this Cubase functionality is stellar!! Great video, Dom!!

[@njm20music]

yes please Dom, if you could also throw in ways to modulate, would vibe great

[@TheDrumhead54]

This is awesome Dom, It opens the door to creativity! You can do more in-depth study of this that would be greatly aprecciated!!!

[@smartdebeatgod6968]

Cubase 13 is the King now ❤ love it

[@g-man4303]

I have been following you for a while, love what you are doing. I to have Cubase you are a great resource . Keep it coming. Thanks for being there. By the way I'm a P-funk All-star

[@Tk5869]

Yes please master, more about chords and chord tracks😀

[@markanderson9995]

Oh my gosh Dom....It's nearly 4am in the morning and I've only just found this !!!!. This is fantastic !!!!. LOVE that Vibrant EP plug in. Yes please to more in depth chord tutorials !!!!. Thanks again, Great work !!!!

[@sunpointstudio4472]

Great video Dom. Yes I would very much appreciate a more in depth look into these features. Keep 'em coming.

[@sanjaycolaco]

Thanks Dom, for this easy to understand tutorial. I understood it 100% - because of your pace and your clarity.

[@project1265ffo]

Easy and fun 👌 thats why Cubase is the best DAW. Dom makes things so usefull 😎

[@ValeriaIsTheOne]

Thank you Dom!!! I’m learning a lot about Cubase thanks to you. I am very very veeery thankful as it is really hard to find good Cubase tutorials. KZbin is full of FL Studio and Ableton, but there’s not much about Cubase. Please keep doing this!! You are doing an amazing job.

[@anasnakshi]

Hey Dom .. U R awesome man .. Can't wait for the upcoming video about Chord progression in debth . And thx for all of Ur videos U R the one

[@AvikMukherjee]

Dom man you're amazing. My music theory got more enhanced and being a drummer with no keyboard background it was tough, but you made it really easy for me to compose now. Thanks a lot man.

[@bay-bjoey8157]

Dope video. Funny outro about subscribing!

[@LeChapeauMusic]

Yeah i loved this video. Cubase is the only one that comes with a chord plugin. I am currently using REAPER, where i work with Ripchord that is free.

[@justynwclark]

Oooooooh, I'm super excited for this.

[@amirharony3859]

yes please. do more in depth about this. 👍

[@TheCubeMusic]

Love ya Dom take care peace ✌️

[@janrechberger8601]

Awesome tutorial Dom! Keep´em coming!

[@VintiqueSound]

Great stuff Dom!

[@MusicChannel-rf5zz]

I hope it can also do passing chords & also replace regular chords to jazzy chords by analyzing the melody. Hope there is a plugin for that .

[@VikashKumar-bv2ol]

yes want to know more about chord pad and chord track all about chord function😊

[@kian_jz]

Thank you Dom.

[@SoulSheIS]

Much appreciated your work and minute detail to the features that are available. All the best!

[@Jon415.]

Nice!!! Thanks Dom 👌

[@RealCbase]

thanks again for your work man!

[@kurtjlawther]

Fantastic Video! Found your videos a few days ago man and have been watching them like crazy as they have been super helpful with your tips but also the way you present the videos have been amazing :)

[@swanjaymusic]

OMG bravo that was a great performance Dom, i would love to see you do a in depth vid on chord pads, like a master class....YES..LOL..

[@Nischal.kk1]

Thank you so much, your videos has been very useful.

[@TheFinalGamerRN]

Thank you Dom and Cubase for this. I really mean it. Damn!! ^o^

[@gunsmith5781]

more more more please!! Thanks for all U do!

[@pepel81]

That's why i ve bought Cubase pro, you have all you need to compose a music without to be a musician. 👍

[@audiografie_at59]

Yesss, please more of that stuff. Thanks Dom 👍

[@jasonanthonywebster8859]

Yes please mate, could you do one for strings and drums?

[@gilax]

And the guy asking if we want more on the subject. We don’t want more we NEED more !! I think this the the 40th time I’m thinking to myself that I missing the point with this chord echosystem. Andy made some, Greg made some on this subject and Dom will do the very last work we need for feeling definitely fine on cubase chord track. Hey steinberg, don’t forget to double his salary

[@TomSeeryCreative]

Thanks so much for your videos. This is so helpful!

[@DamonHodgesOfficialPagePlus]

DOM YOU ARE AWESOME BRO!! YOUR VIDEOS REALLY KEEP ME INSPIRED!! thanks for another great video :-) I am all in if you decide to go into depth about using the chord progressions.

[@darbomusic]

One of my favourite videos, thank you, Dom, you are the best 💖

[@mcmercer01]

you are amazing. Thank you

[@Rich7714]

@12:04 Using "Assign Pad from MIDI Input" (by right-clicking on a pad) I've found that the chord pad feature can cope with basic, diatonic chords patterns, but it doesn't play back correctly when you try anything more complicated, which is a big shame. So, you input a chord, & it plays back correctly the 1st time, but then after playing a different pad, then returning to the original pad, it is now playing a completely different set of notes that it was outputting originally.

[@charley2070]

can´t wait :D

[@THESAMMUSIC]

So Useful thanks lot !!

[@ManuelPeng]

Thumbs up, not only but definitely also for the shirt 😁🤘

[@xxllx86]

You're the Don! Subscribed

[@chrisyork6228]

Hi Dom, yet another very informative video. Thank you. Please can you do a video on the in depth features of the chord pads especially how to add arpeggios. Chris

[@michael6944]

Great Video! Thank you! I also use Cubase and the chord track in every project. It is really helpful. A video with more details would be interesting. I learned a lot from your videos about Cubase! :-)

[@sebastianrothe]

Yeeeeeeessss Moreeeee! :) thx alot

[@nicoricha]

Great end ! 🙏

[@lX-NDR]

Neo soul chords ..... do a video about that

[@AdrianEarnshawMusic]

Great video as always Dom. Always amazes me the bits of Cubase that I haven't fully explored. I consider myself quite adept at music theory (post graduate level) but I would certainly love you to do a more in depth tutorial 👍

[@ELEMIX]

More in depth video please!!!

[@safenafe1]

Never gonna say no to anything Cubase you suggest about going in-depth on sir Dom . And yes I’m sick to death of ‘the’ advert 😂🤣. Like what you did there.

[@soundgarten8473]

Yes pls more in depth lectures

[@andrewbetinsky5596]

Don't forget that it will also tell what chords you are playing on the Keyboard. If you don't have music theory and you play a chord that you think " this sounds great" but don't know what it is, the chord assistant will tell you what chord you are playing.

[@mariokalitka1605]

This is a really cool t-shirt!

[@Katalysaattori]

Oh yeah so good ! I was just thinking about ear training and fast composing to have chance tell the story with my guitar.. Find best drum loops and just do it.. 🙏

[@martinlubitz3171]

Hi Dom, thanks a lot, helpful video. More depth would be great👍🙏

[@marcoveet5216]

thank you

[@felinephase]

I'm rather new to Cubase and to me it is a complex DAW. I'm used to FL Studio mostly. Now I start to find some regular time to play with Cubase so anything in depth would be cool. I know about that feature since quite some time but seeing it used practically is nice to say the least. I feel it difficult sometimes to really assess the value of a feature without having a clear demo.

[@Dmitry_Perelekhov]

Thank You!!!)

[@davidemusik]

Great content! THX!!

[@MrBlessup247]

Super sweet 👌🏾💯😁✌🏾

[@MajikMuzq]

Bananas!!! Thanks for the tut!!

[@johnkasonga6634]

YES YES YES PLEASE. MORE MORE MORE

[@keithgilmore4101]

Yes please Dom..... more in-depth videos about the chord track/pads etc.... question though.... is there a way to control or automate the voicing and tensions?... I have an Expressive E.... and I thought this may work in real time perhaps? Many thanks Dom.... gret informative videos as usual...

[@Excellentness]

Excellentness

[@Nassoud60]

Amazing job thank you for sharing 👍👍

[@hanappe75]

Definitely more videos about that!!! :)

[@ContentScientist]

Yeah Dom, please turn up on everybody and do an indepth video on the Chord Pads....

[@frankjc22]

Great Tutorial but would like to have more information on the pattern players work and how they adapt to the chord track, especially now Cubase 11 scale assistant is now in the mix.

[@skierlu1211]

cooooooool ending ^^

[@ThomsenTower]

More on Chord Track is always welcome. For example, a focus on the many voicing settings that are available in Cubase, and not often explained. Thanks!

[@NyoraiFidesTV]

hahah loved the ending

[@Jmako7]

What do the colors represent on the chords in the Chord Assistant? For example, in the Circle of Fifths view of F# minor, Bmin is orange, E is green, Eb is light green, and E min is yellow. In the proximity view, Bmin is green, E is light green, Eb is orange, and E min is green. I checked the manual but there's no mention of color in the chord assistant section. Just want to have a deeper understanding of how to use this incredibly powerful feature!

[@Wedontwantnowarnomore]

Yes Please 🙏

[@bobclark5360]

Dom, is there a set of chord progressions in the media library of Cubase pro..I thought I saw a video by you or somewhere showing an extensive library of Chord progressions. BTW. Thanks for all you do..great content and very helpful!

[@mateythegreat1399]

Yes please

[@louminati4318]

One day I might understand it all.

[@mcnicoles9296]

Greatest tutorial....mustache man.