In this video in the Lockdown Learning series, I take a look at how you can import audio samples into the Loop Browser, so you can import them in the same way as the included content with Cubase. This is a little laborious, and automatic detection of tempo is nowhere near as good as Ableton live, alas. Don't blame me, I don't write this stuff! Just trying to show you how to do it!
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