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SCORE EDITING IN CUBASE PRO

rinted music, notation, scoring, ‘the dots’—call it what you will, this method of representing music in a visual form has existed for hundreds of years. Cubase has been able to convert MIDI recordings into such notation, as well as allow the user to enter music in notated form that can then be played as MIDI notes, from the first version. “Fabulous!” we all thought back in 1989 when we witnessed our improvised keyboard noodles being instantly converted into notation, “No more

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