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Sounds hard enough just getting the notes into a DAW, let alone shaping them. Incredible job. Very satisfying 'performance'.

Cool interplay and development of contrasting themes.

Do you know if Phil's macro allows you to copy and paste an entire macro, not just single commands? Sometimes I need to copy a macro, change a command or two, and rename it, rather than rewrite the entire thing. Would save a lot of time.

I get exactly the same thing - especially when trying to enter the same command more than once. Definitely buggy. Usually I find its enough to delete the misplaced commands, exit the editor completely, re-open it and then continue from where I left off. Pain in the butt but you get there in the...

No worries. I thought it would go down well with my students so I wrote it out. Don't know if I can attach it here but I'll give it a go.

Awesome piece. To my ear, the right hand is: F#, G, F#, D, F#, D, C#, D The left hand is dyads reading from the bottom up: B D#, A D, G B, E F# Note the last pair, E F#, is a ninth apart. The lowest note of those four pairs falls from B to E. That's just a first past, sometimes more...

Have to agree, nice composition and beautiful programming. Envious - just a little. Love the way you played the solo against the tutti strings. Curious to know what libraries you used and how hard you hard to work to get the sense of spacing. Or was it how the strings were recorded? Liked the...

Mate, that was awesome. Those solo string ostinato passages were magic - put a smile on face. Loved the tension. I thought the custom samples outshone the VSTs (naturally).

Amazing. I found it hard to fault. Very impressed by the handling of the strings and tying in the different libraries.

Nice work Fabio. I was so captivated by the music I forgot they were VSTs!

Thanks Sean, this looks brilliant.

I think the harsh articulation is in the extended VSL library (which I haven't got). Would be interesting to hear.

Missed the boat on that one!

I think midiports are set up in loopmidi which is a separate download from the metaserver. Have you installed loopmidi and configured the ports? (broken link removed)

Jono, your video is brilliant. It really changed how I work on Cubase (Metagrid/PLE/MLE). My daughter even watched it for a bit because she says you look like a pirate (she’s only 8). A second video would be most welcome.

I had the same problem with metagrid starting automatically on windows 7. I ended up pasting a shortcut from the app into the startup folder under ‘all programmes’ in the start menu. That did the trick. Not sure if that works for windows 10. Agree, awesome app.

Hi all, Been lurking here for a while and thought I better introduce myself before I start pestering people. I've tried my hand at just about everything in music since I was a teen (guitar, piano, double bass, choir boy, transcription, publishing, teaching, writing...). The one thing I was...

I’ve been having fun setting up Metagrid too. In Cubase under device setup you create 3 generic remotes and import the 3 xml files from the Metagrid download for Cubase into these – the 1st for Metagrid, the second for Cubase, the 3rd for macros. Its the 3rd which you use for linking metagrid to...

Hi there. My guess (by ear) is mm 45 is as you've written and mm 46 is alternating thirds (Eb/C) with single notes (Bb). I think it makes more sense pianistically. Could be wrong but I think the Ab in mm 46 is possibly from the strings.