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Modifying note range

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Modifying note range

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- [Instructor] You'll no doubt remember me saying in an earlier movie that we can use the MIDI modifier panel to filter out specific ranges of notes from a busy MIDI event so that only specific notes of our choosing get heard. Well, that's what I'll do here. I did talk you through the theory of the process earlier, but I thought it worth showing you this as a practical example here too. Consequently, I've got this new, but very basic, side project loaded up with just one event. It's a busy piano MIDI event that is, at present, driving a native VSTi from Steinberg called The Grand 3. The Grand 3 doesn't come free with Cubase, though a cut-down version is available, The Grand SE. Anyway, regardless of that, let's have a quick listen. to the event as it stands in its pristine state. (piano music) So that's the rather busy MIDI event. If I want to separate the lower notes from the event so that only they get played, either by the…

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