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Michael Trigoboff
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Joined 09-05-2011 status: Guru |
Is there a way in Cubase to select a note (in an editor window) and then just play that one note? Thanks… |
Bad_Mister
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Click the key… |
| Michael Trigoboff
Total Posts: 647
Joined 09-05-2011 status: Guru |
First I have to hit myself in the forehead with the heel of my hand… :-) |
jwatilo
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Joined 12-31-2013 status: Regular |
There’s also another way. Clicking the keyboard graphic as described will play the note, using some fixed velocity value. Very handy to see where you are in the scale. However, if you’re *already* recorded a note and you want to hear it at the recorded velocity, there’s a toolbar button called “Acoustic Feedback” in the upper left hand side of the MIDI editor window that, when activated, plays the notes in the piano roll as you click them with your mouse. This can also be pretty handy when trying even out areas containing dynamic shifts that are wider than you’d like… |
| Michael Trigoboff
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Joined 09-05-2011 status: Guru |
Good to know. Thanks! |
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