One more tip: SHIFT + DOUBLE CLICK on a note event (not piano roll) and you will select all notes of same pitch to the right from the clicked note event. Just like in the Arrange window you would do to parts, audio events, etc.

In just 15 minutes I went from "I'm lost" to "I'm a boss" 😂 Seriously I feel way more confident now, I think I now have all the tools I need, and all my wonderings have subsided

Dragging the velocities is very very new to me Dom! Thank you very much of giving these tips!

Thank you so much Dom for being the Human Manual for Cubase! 👍🙏

Thanks Dom. Knew all of them except the one for selecting all the notes in a pitch. This is awesome! Have a merry christmas.

One more TIP: Always watch Sigalas Cubase video tutorials. You will always learn something new. Thank you DOM!

This is so full of useful MIDI tips that I have saved it especially so that I can keep going back to it. Plus, the technology behind this video is really good and professional-like - for example: the way there is a zoom-in on menus and other important information so that it is so easy to see it properly. Dom - I only discovered your videos a few days ago, but I'm working my way through them all. Thanks for making them. I'm new to CuBase - I'm not a total newbie as I write my own specialist MIDI software, and I'm used to other products like Band-in-a-Box, Sibelius, Neuratron etc - but I only acquired CuBase Elements 11 recently to hopefully replace my Yamaha AW16 recording studio with something with more capability, and your tutorials are *very* helpful indeed.

The best tip for me was changing cord in versions, also moving notes and having to maintain the same position. Resetting quantize would be very helpful for me.

This was really informative. Thank you. Ive always been towards Alan Parsons instrumentals, Supertramp, JM Jarre, synths but then I also get inspiration from flamenco and AOR and even jazz and definitely blue notes. But the sound I like is the 80s sound. Relaxed groovy.

That scale harmony feature totally bypassed my radar, and the show all cc shortcut is such a time saver. Nice one Dom 🙏

Thanks as ever! Most of all, I wanted to wish you and your loved ones a merry Christmas and a happy, prosperous new year!

You are god sent, Dom! You are! Thank you so much for all your super cool videos!

Thank you for always teaching us how to use Cubase with excitement 😀.I love your positive teaching style.I have learned how to get the most out of Cubase with your videos & Greg Onda live stream club Cubase hang outs.I greatful for all your help. Happy Holidays & Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 Dom 😊

I'd like to suggest you creating a Video, exclusive about all the different techniques for producing melodies such as Arpeggios etc. I would appreciate it so much!

I am using Cubase for over 25 Years now and you still surprise me with your tips!

BEST DAW MIDI EDITOR. ♥️ No doubt.

Thank you so much man! These type of videos is where you really get to know your DAW fast, i came from FL Studio to Cubase Pro and this is exactly what i need

These tips are going to make my workflow going so much faster. Especialy No. 10: Change velocity on the fly. Sometimes, my controller is playing tricks on me and hitting way louder than expected. It was a pain to correct them the old slow way. Thanks a lot, Dom!

I have been working with Cubase since 2005 and learned 4 new things today!

I'm trying to think of *any* Dom video I came away from and didn't learn a shedload. You're a gem, Dom 😉

Thanks for the tips but how do you get different colors for your notes and corresponding velocities? Edit: Answered my own question - in the event colors drop down on the midi editor toolbar select "scales/chords".

Great video! I've used Cubase for decades and didn't know quite a few of these :O Thanks Dom!

Nuendo user since 1.0. I learned 3 new things today!

This is a treasure! Thanks! Selecting all notes by cmd clicking the note on the keyboard on the left is super! That one I'm gonna use a lot from now on!

I wish I can like this video a thousand times!!! Thank you Dom!❤

mannnnnn! I had been looking for a way to manually get to sustain on/off in key editor.. You're the best Dom!

When you dragged and dropped a perfect 3rd harmony of the melody using the scale assistant, I slow-clapped alone in my studio.

you really are a Godsend Dom☀Thank you so much for giving me more time to live outside the screen and also enjoy edition.. Heaven of Sound bless you for eternity☁😇🌤

I’m a Cubase passionate user but I have to admit I only knew well 4 of these 12 tips…just to say that I really appreciate your deep knowledge of the daw and your videos in general! Btw Merry Christmas Dom 🎄 Ps: would be awesome to have a video only about the functions of the Logical Editor

Merry Christmas Dom. I always love it when a video pops up from you. So informative and well explained. I freaking love cubase pro. It’s so fun.

the chord entry tip was uinknown to me THX!!!!! :)

Thank you Dom. I always like this kind of content and, though I already knew most of these tips, there is always something new to be learned. The expansion/compression of velocities and controller data trick is new for me. I appreciate your delivery, video production values, enthusiasm, etc. There is one more tip that I use frequently. It is possible to colourize the notes by PART and then open up two or more parts at the same time in the key editor. That is a very useful function when you want to edit parts that need to interact rhythmically (e.g. click and bass) or if you have chords formed by independent instruments (like string orchestra, choir, synth quartet, etc).

You just became my Cubase hero!

Great Dom, as always. Learning superuseful and sometimes unknown features of Cubase. Thanks.

I'm loving the augmented 6th shirt

Wow what a game changer.... Thank you dom...

Midi Velocity Tip was great !!! Hovering over a note and do it instantly is a timesaver on a corwded midi part :)

Thank you Dom,always helpful and learning something new from your videos.Best way is to follow along and save the shortcuts/commands while doing it!!!!

I knew most of these, but I need to watch the video again to make sure I get all of them. Great tips Dom!

Much thanks for these valuable tips Dom, coupled with your passion for music production which is truly infectious makes these tutorials a joy to watch. Bless your heart bro : )

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! Can't wait to use these tips. I know for a fact that the Chord Editing and Scale Assistant will come in super handy for me!!!

Thanks dom...the scale assistant is brilliant...best wishes for 2022 mate...🎹🎛🎚🔉💥🔥🎶🎧

I'm a bit ashamed to say that quite a few tips were new to me, despite the fact that I mainly use midi. So your videos are super useful to me, thank you!

Excellent tips. Thx Dom.

I have used cubase since v1 on Atari, and I learned heaps today. Thank you.

I've watched this before, Dom - but I wanna thank you again. So, so useful. :-)

Very useful Tips Dom, Thank you

I hadn't really played with the Scale Assistant much. So thank you for the reminder about that as well as all your tips and tricks.

Super useful tips, as always with your vids. Thanks again.

Hey Dom, great stuff here!

Reset quantize! I have wanted to know how to do this for years! That one tip makes this whole video worth it, thank you!

Wow. MIDI editing finally became fun. Great video!

VERY USEFUL THANKS SO MUCH!! CUBASE ROCKS!!

Thanks for these Dom! Is there a way you can go to the bottom of the editor where it says velocity, and select only certain velocities across the entire piece of music (for example the highest/loudest velocities for a piano), and just bring them down together, but by just dragging a mouse across the notes quickly, without selecting them one by one. It seems in Cubase you can only do this by editing the velocity one note at a time. I'm coming from logic where, for example, you would just select the loudest notes by dragging horizontally across the tops of the loudest notes in the velocity section of the editor, and just drag them down, without selecting any other notes and without having to select them one by one at the top of the editor. In cubase, trying to do this with the object selection tool, it simply brings all notes to the value that you drag across. I just want to skim the top of the notes to select the loudest ones, and just drag those loudest ones down. Thank you so much for this channel and this video, hopefully this question make sense? They have to be a way to do this I just don't know how.

Yes i needed this, i've upgraded to every Cubase version thats coming out and really hold myself on buying new plug-ins because there is so much Cubase offers. I'm discovering more more :D

How did I not know about Chord Editing! Thanks Dom and a Happy Christmas and Healthy 2022

Thank you for all your great advice man

Great tips, thank you so much!

Very useful tips ! thank you very much.

Thanks Dom

Thank you so much for this tutorial!

Super helpful, thank you!

Great stuff to speed up the workflow!

Thank-you again Dom, just Cubase Fantastic xxx

With every ‘Cubase tips’ video you produce I’m shocked by all the knowledge I lack. Thank you 🙏🏻.

Fantastic tips! I'm using a few of these already but the one that I found in this video (that I've not discovered yet) is the one for creating curves in the CC editor by removing all but the one point where you wish to create the smooth curve. This will be hugely useful for the string parts that I'm constantly editing CC data for, to get the expression to sound right.

Thanks a lot appreciate your video and ethusiasm . Learned a lot..... Happy Hollidays and Greetings from Holland

Great video Dom! I use every single tip in this except #9. Which I am now thankful for knowing! This will save headaches. Keep making great content!

Bro you got my subscribe... You are a wealth of knowledge. Thank you.

"Cleanup in Studio A!" we just had a brain explode...🤗 Your tips are of so much Help! Thank You

As usual Dom valuable valuable information keep it coming!

1) shift + double-click on a note will select all MIDI notes of the same pitch to the end of midi clip; 2) 'quantize end' must be set-up in shortcut preferences for a quick use; My favorites are "Cloned midi clips". Also there is a way to make all notes to have the same length just with a help of two mouse clicks. The Key Editor really lacks of range selection tool like Ableton, for easier copy/paste of parts. Didn't know about 'reset quantize', cool!

All new tips for me. Thanks Dom. Always learning great new tips from you! Happy holidays!

Wow I really missed so many features. Thank you so much for the series!

"Show All Used Automation" would have saved hours of work the day I lost control of the Leslie speaker speed in a NI Hammond organ. There was invisible aftertouch data which drove me crazy. Now I'm crazy.

This is great for Media and Film Composer... cool men.

Drawing chords is super useful because although I'm fine with the theory, writing a four part choir piece for example is just a headache, much quicker to throw in some chords, invert and move them around than to start from scratch.

Best tip of today: to see in plain sight all the midi options in the left panel. I always access midi options from the top menu.

OMG! THANK YOU!!!

Beaucoup de tips m'étaient inconnus, merci !

Dom Sigalas, thanks so much for always revealing things to us about cubase,you are a blessing to us. Please can you do a video on HOW TO REDUCE VST PERFORMANCE OVERLOAD during mixing.

Thank you so much, Dom!

Thanks Happy Christmas

Dom is always useful!!

Thank you very much Dom. I want to see more about how it works the Automations.

Great video Dom! Watching again in 4k : )

thanks BRO! Helps ALOT!!!

I use "Alt + L" to show and hide the automation lanes ( but I assigned this one myself) .

This video is fantastic!

Well you are a master !! Tip number 2 is magic .. didn’t know it !!!! And the tip about double notes … it safes a lot of time ….

Thank you for this COOL video ;) Edit: Brilliant!

Great as always!!! We want to see the new studio DOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

As a relatively new user of qbase 11 this has a lot of great tips for me thank you very much

Always love the knowledge you drop on this channel dude! ❤️

Great tip

amazing dom thanks you

Thank you 🙏

Thanks! I use Studio One and Cubase is just better the way it is right now... I actually wished for that midi compression when I was using it. Here it is

Great info man! 🔥 Next MIDI menu please

Great tips! Can you make a video about the "List editor"? It's not the fanciest editor of all, but it certainly has some useful features. I love your enthusiasm for teaching! :)