3 Ways To Create Chords Fast In Cubase | Cubase Secrets with Dom

Join Dom Sigalas in this Cubase Secrets video as he demonstrates helpful tools for creating chords in Cubase. Watch this tutorial for inspiration to really enhance your songwriting and improve your music production.

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[d.m.ebeats]

To be honest Cubase is the best daw, is probably the best decision I made as a producer learning it❤❤❤❤

[ronniemartinssonbonde]

I love chordtrack, even if I play keyboard I use this to experiment with different harmonies.

[braxal]

Dom, Your desk is so clean. Looks like your flying a plane or space craft there with all those controllers. Great video!!!

[hireality]

Dom, this video format is brilliant👍 there is no comparison between this format and what Cubase own channel does with those unusable, lengthy club videos. I’m a Nuendo user and are considering to leave Nuendo for Logic Pro due to the steep learning curve of Nuendo/Cubase. Thank to this kind of educational videos I might just stay on Nuendo, please make more of this kind of tutorials, thank you 🙏

[timweinheimer]

Thanks Dom for helpping us unlocking the secrets of the Cubase 13 Chord universe

[rob]

Many thanks Dom. excellent as usual. The same approach to the various methods of drum programming would be very much appreciated. I have seen your previous vids but am still floundering ... duh

[ivkdobr]

Dom, you are the best in Cubase KingDOM!👍

[ShonnMorris]

I've been using Cubase for years and only recently started using the chord pads in January of this year. I can play them on the keyboard but not too well and I'm lazy and just want to get them tracked. Playing around with the chord pads and finding a progression you like can lead to a lot of inspiration. I have a few finish songs now that started with me playing with chord pads and humming a melody while doing it and before long, a song was finished. Dom, it would be interesting to see you do a video on how you would use Synthesizer V in Cubase. I use it and it's amazing.

[zaharishtonov]

Awesome! Nice to have all these methods together in one video. Like the new v13 step input mode! 😊

[seemlyme]

Thank you so much you helped a lot seriously

[thorstenkania]

Thank you so much for your work. It’s always a pleasure to watch tutorials from the Cubase Master.
Would you be so kind as to make a video on how to imitate a keyboard player? Chords are great, but I would like to have a little more movement in the midi track and have no idea how to go about it. thank you very much

[gabrielpettit]

Thanks dude! I've never actually used this feature but you've inspired me to check it out.

[EncounterCaneCorso]

Awesome tips. Cubase is so powerful. Still learning it. Song writing, producing and mixing with it makes life easier.

[SQ-Sequence]

Cubase’s chord tools are unparalleled! I see FL Studio users so excited about IL’s implementation (which is nice they at least included a nice chord tool, unlike Bitwig, which I wish they’d implement already), but it’s likely they haven’t used Cubase’s chord tool. It is so well done, super powerful, and such a time saver. Even if you know music theory, being able to write in entire chords in midi like this makes the process so much faster (beaten only by actually recording the midi as you play live). Cubase did a wonderful job with midi chords implementation. Hats off!

[cindychabot]

Clear, simple, and incredibly useful explanation as usual. You are awesome, Dom!

[jarmomarkkanen]

Great information, thanks! Can you convert the chords to arpeggios, guitar fingerpicking patterns etc?

[ajaychib]

super bro i had never seen beforeon youtube thankx a lot kya bt kya bt

[nikibuz]

Dom very helpful as always!!!! Love watching your videos!!!

[sandiz]

chords pads is my fav. cous you can load a presset and work from there. cous i usally know the key i wanna play in.

[martinmole]

The chord tools in cubase are really not bad. Nevertheless, I have now also bought Scaler 2 in the sale. This makes it even easier to create chords and the possibilities are much greater.