Boost Your Workflow: The Secret Power of Channel Switching for MIDI in Cubase

Is there a way to make your MIDI imports into Cubase cleaner, faster, and more efficient? Yes! In this video, I’ll show you why using channel switching for MIDI is a game changer for my workflow. By eliminating messy key switches, your MIDI files stay organized and easier to work with right from the start. But that’s just the beginning.

I’ll walk you through how Cubase’s Dissolve Part feature lets you automatically separate MIDI parts containing multiple articulations into clean, single-articulation tracks. This method preserves your original MIDI and leverages powerful (Cubase) macros to streamline your workflow—saving you tons of time and reducing mistakes.

If you’re tired of cluttered MIDI data and want a smoother way to manage complex articulations, this approach will transform your process. Let's dive in... by the end of this video, you’ll have a new, faster, and more reliable workflow for importing MIDI into Cubase from Dorico :)