Most Cubase users NEVER use this feature- and they're missing out!  

Hey man, can u send me details about your lighting? Id love to get the same lighting in my studio !

Yaaaaaaaaaaahhhhh!!! Happy day!!! Thk you, bro!!!

Dom, my Monogram setup is en route and will arrive any day now. I cannot wait to map Cubase Logical Editor actions and key commands to my new Monogram buttons and wheels. I used the discount code you gave us - much appreciated. I think it goes without saying that if you go nuts mapping cmds to your Monogram controllers, every creative on the planet would love a video on it …

I might be able to make an installer script for these.

Hi Dom, Thank you for your sharing, the installation went well in Cubabase 10.5 but the color change doesn't work. Do you think colorization doesn't work because I'm on version 10.5?

Trust Cubase Is the best daw hands down

Are you kidding? 😊 Cubase is a gift from heaven and a lot of professional producers and film composers use it. It's the number one competitor to pro tools and it's the primary choice of most solo/home studio professional producers. (You don't know what you have! 😄)

Interesting :-) Could you "show" us how please ? Thanks

Logical Editor been around ever since the Atari days, and its SOOO usefull when working with midi events, like when you fast create a static drum track on your keybed/controller using fixed velocities and timings .. this is not very interesting, but you only have to make a couple of logic presets once, and all you have to do to is press a couple keys to make it "groovey. You can randomize the timings like eg. +/- 5 on eg. hat events, randomize the velocities for certain of beat events, etc. etc. It will take a bit of foot work, but can make your life so much easier. If you often get midi material from clients or your own fast recorded stuff and need to match it to certain software instruments you use, you can very fast get a horrible played midi track that doesn't match your instrument very good to be straightened out so it triggers eg the different sample layers in a useful way. The logic editor is more powerful than most people think, no its not a python/lua script but for most jobs it has enough power to speed up some very cumbersome manual editing, or complete re-recordings to have a useful project in half an hour that would otherwise have taken hours to clean up manually in event/key editor, like straightening or thinning out cc's. It might look cumbersome for some, but it is exactly like Dom shows here pretty "Logical" .. pun intended :) to use. The idea of the Logical Editor goes back to the 80'ies. Its designed as a intermediate advanced power tool without being a Swiss army knife like Python/Lua that not all will have the technical knowledge or interest in to learn.

Can you stil do it in the new version? I can't find it anymore ...

I actually had this issue today. Had a client listen to the mix and ask that the programmed drums rimshot snare hits be a little more varied. I went back and drew in the changes... but would've been a life saver to just highlight them and apply off-beat changes!! Genius!

That's a really great idea! Also you can take things even further. . . . Use Cubase Generic Remote to map something like a Korg nanoPAD to the Logical editor Presets that you use the most. . . . Device: "Command" -----> Channel/Category: "Process Logical Preset" -----> Value/Action: [choose the preset from the dropdown list] :) (You can use any cheap midi pad for this but if you use the nanoPAD then you can even use the scenes function to create groups of pad presets).

@@Wellness-Wanderer here's a trick most people don't know. Not only can you map MIDI to these functions (like you mentioned); you can also map MIDI to virtual banks of MIDI in Cubase. You can use a single MIDI controller to control many Logical Editor presets and chains simply by creating virtual MIDI banks in Cubase. Cubase is just that beastly of a DAW.

@@chrisstaubyn774 That sounds interesting but I am not sure exactly what you mean. Could you possibly explain a bit more? Thanks in advance.

Thanks so much my man 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️❤️❤️

Actually having all these functions on a controller is way time saving.

I too wish that's available

That's why I moved to REAPER... ;-)

Dom has the ability to escalate this request to Steinberg. PLEASE Dom, Ask for midi event processing SCRIPTS.

@@elmo7sharp9 reaper over Cubase? Are you serious bruh?

@@hugostiggz6460 Yes, I'm serious. REAPER has scripting, CUBASE does not. REAPER is also infinitely customisable. With CUBASE, you're stuck with the way Steinberg made it... ;-) I have used Cubase from the start, running on an Atari ST. I took the decision to use REAPER for very practical reasons and I'm glad I did.

You’re welcome Jens :)