Cubase Skills: Polyphonic Arpeggios

[@robertmacbean8890]

I watch your cubase tutorials often and use them a lot to refer too. Many thanks for them!!😉😎

[@trmus]

This was really helpful, thank you so much.

[@malcolmbritton33]

Super useful Darren, thanks. Like the comment below, I've used Cubase Pro for years and never knew about this feature.

[@bugeyedmudafuka2]

You always have vids on stuff I had no idea about. Cheers

[@pistacchioso]

So much packed with info, thanks!

[@alain_de_frothcorn]

Nice Darren, another trick I shall be experimenting with over the coming weeks.

[@SorayasFierceCookingShow]

That's was great! Thanks.

[@malcolmhodgson7540]

Nice tutorial

[@jimshannononsounds]

Very useful. I've been a Cubase Pro 11 user for quite awhile now and I had no idea bout this. Good stuff, thanks.

[@yams900]

Always good ! Thank you for sharing :)

[@originunknown3209]

Superb Darren, yet again, totally unaware my 11 Pro had an arpeggiator! Very handy this video! Cheers!!!! 🤔🤔🤔👏👏👏

[@ronvanderlans6421]

Thanks, Great Tutorial 🎼

[@enzoeltrago2362]

Amazing. That is what I was looking for! Thanks a million!!

[@musictechtuition]

Glad it was useful!

[@this_877]

Cool! Thanks!

[@jakelong-hx1ue]

Oh my goodness, I love it and use it a decent amount but I never really understood why you would use the sequencer function of it. Very good. That is good.

[@musictechtuition]

Glad you found it useful!

[@JanEkbom]

This was really amazing. Thank you. ✨

[@goport]

Quantise Ends? the video was worth it for this alone :)

[@musictechtuition]

There are so many features in Cubase, I think there's always something new around the corner. 👍

[@KyleBartReidFilm]

Sick!

[@AndyNicholson]

In the Project Setup dialogue you can set Display Bar offset, and in the Metronome Setup dialogue you can alter the number of count-in bars for the preroll. I think these transfer between sessions, but you could always make a template if not.

[@musictechtuition]

Yeah, TBH my comment was more about my playing than any issues with Cubase!

[@AndyNicholson]

@@musictechtuition no worries bud, was just letting others know it's possible if they didn't, cheers for the vids! :)

[@vocabulamusic]

I love Arpache and use it all the time, but didn't know about "Always show on the top"! Thanks for the very useful tip! However, I don't think this is "polyphonic arpeggio", the title is misleading.

[@joseluisrevelo]

This is like getting Cubase lessons by Roy Kent from Ted Lasso :)

[@musictechtuition]

I've not watched it, so I'm hoping that's a positive thing?

[@joseluisrevelo]

@@musictechtuition 😁Yes it is! I only said it because of the similarity in your voice. But he's one of the most beloved characters in there.

[@musictechtuition]

@@joseluisrevelo That's all good then! Thanks!

[@bennyceca]

Note a bug on this, if there is no note on the very first step of the MIDI sequence you drop, it will go out of sync when you record the output, example, off-beat bass. This has been reported as a bug to Steinberg, hopefully a fix is coming, probably in 2030! :/

[@musictechtuition]

That's interesting, thanks for that. Do you know how the bug was reported and when?

[@musictechtuition]

Hi... I've just tried that with an offbeat bass part of 1 bar long, and it works fine. Which version are you seeing that bug on?

[@bennyceca]

@@musictechtuition that's interesting, although it's confirmed on the forum for others too for v12 onwards. I tried it in 10 and 11 too some time ago, same issue. Just tried it again on Pro 13.0.40, same thing, if there is no note on the very first step, then it won't respect the pattern.

[@musictechtuition]

@@bennyceca Any chance you could dropbox (or similar) the cubase project with an example in? Always interested as to things like this when I can't repro them but other people can...

[@musictechtuition]

@@bennyceca I've just tried it again with a 16th missing rather than an 8th. Same result - it's working fine for me - hence asking for a project that does it, as sometimes there's something else subtle that leads to the issue, and others can't always repro it. Here's an image of the project with a render of the arp-ed MIDI and you can see it's all fine, a 16th late. ibb.co/cwypTbc

[@ErixSamson]

Nice and useful, but I would not call these arpeggios...