Cubase Tips - Time Stretching MIDI Events

A quick way to speed up, or slow down, MIDI parts using the Object Selection Tools 'Time Stretch' function.

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[PoundSound]

Advanced Tip: You can also do this from within the MIDI editor on specific selections of notes. From the top menu go > MIDI > Logical Editor > Apply Preset. - From the 'logical preset menu' go to - Factory Presets > All Event Types > Double (or you can use) Half Tempo.

[alexandrelevy]

Your channel is great! Thank you! 1 constructive and very subjective criticism: the music intro could be shorter!

[QWLMusic]

This makes total sense... don't know why I've never tried it with midi. 🙏

[sekritskworl-sekrit_studios]

You are FEROCIOUS, Bruv!!!

Please share how YOU RECOMMEND finding the native tempo of an acapella, so that you can lock a tempo to it and create beat & instrumentals.

[madworker]

Cool video! Can you do this inside midi editor?

[carcamovmusic]

Great info here... There's a function I'm trying to find in Cubase... Do you know if is there any shortcut to "push" the end of a MIDI event to the cursor position using time-stretch. I know there's a shortcut to "move" the end but there's nothing to "push". If so it would be amazing. Regards!