Converting an audio track to midi in Cubase; what are the options?

In this video I show how to convert audio to midi in Cubase and what the various options do that are available in that conversion.
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00:00 Intro
00:14 Overview
01:51 Extract midi with variaudio
02:31 Just notes - no pitchbend
03:50 Notes with static pitchbend
05:05 Notes with continuous pitchbend
07:04 Outro

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[LanewoodStudios]

What are you using this feature for in Cubase?

[guyshard]

Coming from Ableton Suite and now Cubase Pro this was extremely useful. Many thanks to you.

[starsandguitars]

Great tutorial. Thanks for showing that using Vari-Audio allows us to acquire meaning midi data with certain editing. Very helpful.

[mikemccormick]

Great explanation! Every question that popped into my head during your video was answered almost immediately. I learned a lot. Thanks!

[hanisiblini]

I thank you for all the info you provide in your very useful videos

[henrikneesgaard]

Great video..! 👍 I’m new to Cubase, quite a learning curve 😅, so really appreciate several of your videos !

[skwlkermusic]

Thank you, helping me out.Keep up the good Work!

[JeffAlberts]

Man, this vocal is cursed.😂
I really appreciate the information though. You are awesome!

[findfeelthemusic]

Short, crisp & nice tutorial. thanks

[frankheckel]

Exzellent video again! Thank you so much for all the effort (and time!) you are investing in the production of your videos! You are always showing some crucial details which can’t be found in other (albeit great) videos: Your clearly structured Dolby Atmos Video really »saved my life» a few days ago … 👍👍👍

[mixwithchenko]

Very helpful. I can't thank you enough

[shivercanada]

Thank you kindly exactly what I needed! God Bless!

[StamatisKekes]

You made up my day bro with this one ... I have old stems that I need them transcribed and this will help me a lot ... useful it would be if you can do similar video with songs from suno as about getting them into cubase and extracting midi ....

[Edwin-van-der-Putten]

Thanks man! You helped me a lot with this video! :-)

[Jack_Sparrow_]

Great video! The velocity at the end of some words seemed a bit off/the words did not seem to overlap perfectly. But I think is due to the attack, decay and release settings in the volume envelope inside Halion Sonic.

[alainszyller]

Very very useful Thanks a lot
Do you have a written transcript of that great lecture

[connelljacintorealestate]

Well explained conversion from an audio track to midi. Would it work the same way if I used a guitar solo midi conversion and add an instrument such as a violin from NI to the midi track ? Thank you.

[andhelvolboe]

Hello, can you please explain how to convert an audio drum loop (media bay), i.e. with kick snare, etc., into individual midi tracks... and then put them back together into a loop with these diff. tracks/ events... thank you very much

[sekritskworl-sekrit_studios]

Could you please do a video with Melodyne to cover polyphonic voicing/chords?

[alondraolivo-jj]

that's great, but, I have songs, that I lost the midi to, my own songs, how could I get those MIDI files, from a finished song????