Export Cubase Midi to Studio One
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Crevalation
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Sorry - I actually remember now how it was done - just drag and drop the midi event into the Tempo Track in Studio One, then voila the tempo data are all lined up perfect 
Lukas
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To transfer songs from Cubase to Studio One, you can also export Cubase Track Archives (XML format). Studio One can read them. This format transfers more data than a MIDI file... such as audio tracks/events. And specific instrument parts per track instead of one long MIDI part.
Crevalation
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Wow, this is super helpful! Many thanks Lukas!To transfer songs from Cubase to Studio One, you can also export Cubase Track Archives (XML format). Studio One can read them. This format transfers more data than a MIDI file... such as audio tracks/events. And specific instrument parts per track instead of one long MIDI part.
On my end, Cubase has this grey'd out. Is this because its only usable for Audio files? Forgive me for my newbie question. I have only worked with midi before and I am still very new in this hobby.To transfer songs from Cubase to Studio One, you can also export Cubase Track Archives (XML format). Studio One can read them. This format transfers more data than a MIDI file... such as audio tracks/events. And specific instrument parts per track instead of one long MIDI part.
Lukas
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I'm not sure, my latest version of Cubase is version 4 so I can't test in more recent versions. Does the manual say anything about this?
Crevalation
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MusicXML in Cubase 13 works when in Score View - you can select all midi parts, open score view, then the export MusicXML won't be greyed out.
It seems to only specify single midi tracks at a time, which would obviously be super time consuming.
I did figure out how to export a test.xml but upon loading it into studio one, it reports to me that its broken.
EDIT: it magically it actually exported multiple. dont know what I did differently than last time with cubase. But it moved all my midi from 5 tracks over in one midi file.
I did figure out how to export a test.xml but upon loading it into studio one, it reports to me that its broken.
EDIT: it magically it actually exported multiple. dont know what I did differently than last time with cubase. But it moved all my midi from 5 tracks over in one midi file.
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Crevalation
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To export all midi tracks, you can open score view after doing this : You can select all midi parts in the Project Window (zoom out timeline and select all midi parts), or in Cubase 13 go to the midi editor's new track visibility in the far left, check all midi tracks that you want to export.
Lukas
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This was about Track Archives, not MusicXML.
super helpful. thanks. im loving the studio one drag and drop approach right now for tracks. going to try it out a bit with one drive syncing between desktop and laptopTo export all midi tracks, you can open score view after doing this : You can select all midi parts in the Project Window (zoom out timeline and select all midi parts), or in Cubase 13 go to the midi editor's new track visibility in the far left, check all midi tracks that you want to export.
Crevalation
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Sorry Lukas my bad - @erodred I actually led you down the wrong path of MusicXML. For export track archive in Cubase, the instructions below:
Exporting tracks as track archives
Procedure Select the tracks you want to export. Open the File menu, open the Export submenu and choose “Selected Tracks…”. When exporting audio or video tracks, you are prompted to choose between 2 ...
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Lukas
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Then perhaps this was the missing step and explains why the menu item was greyed out:
