Gary begins with an overview of the MIDI functionality in Cubase and explains what all we'll be covering in the course. Then it's down to business with the first topic: velocities. Learn what velocity in MIDI is, what it does, and how you can edit it. Then, explore CC1 modulation and see how it works with various instruments and how to assign it. CC11 expression follows, and you'll see how to add an expression lane, how it differs from CC1 modulation, and how they can be used together.

Next up is the List Editor, where you can find all the MIDI note data listed for convenient editing and more. Gary then demonstrates the Inline Editor and how it differs from the List Editor before moving on to the subject of note expression, which can be used to edit volume, pan, pitch, filter cutoff, and much more on a single-note basis.

Many other topics follow, including sending multiple MIDI tracks to one instrument, using MIDI Modifiers to humanize a performance, aftertouch, multi MIDI part editing, quantization, multitimbral instruments and multi outputs, key-changing/program changes, expression maps, the Drum Editor, and much more!

Don't put off learning the power of MIDI any longer! Once you get through this tutorial, you'll wonder how you ever got by in Cubase before. Check out the individual descriptions of the Cubase MIDI Guru Guide videos for more information on the incredible features available and how you can implement them in your next production. Harness the power of Cubase's MIDI functionality ... watch "Cubase MIDI Guru Guide" today!

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