A Acillatem New member Apr 23, 2015 #1 Is there a way to create vst tracks without any midi controller on cubase? I mean i want to use my computer's keyboard.
Is there a way to create vst tracks without any midi controller on cubase? I mean i want to use my computer's keyboard.
Raz Klinghoffer New member Apr 23, 2015 #2 Yeah open am instrument track set up the vst, and write midi
jimmys69 MOODerator Apr 23, 2015 #3 Acillatem said: Is there a way to create vst tracks without any midi controller on cubase? I mean i want to use my computer's keyboard. Click to expand... What software (DAW) are you using?
Acillatem said: Is there a way to create vst tracks without any midi controller on cubase? I mean i want to use my computer's keyboard. Click to expand... What software (DAW) are you using?
jimmys69 MOODerator Apr 23, 2015 #5 Full version? LE5? Artist 5? Pirated or purchased? Please be clear so we can help you. You should be able to enable 'virtual keyboard'. It will allow you to play with your PC or Mac keyboard depending on the version you have.
Full version? LE5? Artist 5? Pirated or purchased? Please be clear so we can help you. You should be able to enable 'virtual keyboard'. It will allow you to play with your PC or Mac keyboard depending on the version you have.
A Acillatem New member Apr 24, 2015 #6 I am using Cubase 5 Full version on a bootcamped MacBook Pro. OS version is Windows 8.1
jimmys69 MOODerator Apr 24, 2015 #7 I can't remember if it is Cubase 5 or 6 when the 'Virtual Keyboard' was added. Pretty sure 5. Anyway, in Cubase hit the 'Devices' tab at the top. Select 'Virtual Keyboard'. Not sure if the Alt+K shortcut works on C5. The keyboard will be shown on your Transport Panel. F2 brings that up. It is limited, but it works.
I can't remember if it is Cubase 5 or 6 when the 'Virtual Keyboard' was added. Pretty sure 5. Anyway, in Cubase hit the 'Devices' tab at the top. Select 'Virtual Keyboard'. Not sure if the Alt+K shortcut works on C5. The keyboard will be shown on your Transport Panel. F2 brings that up. It is limited, but it works.