In this video, I look at importing MIDI files, and how you can ensure that Halion Sonic and Cubase correctly interpret General MIDI information in any MIDI file you import. I then go on to show a few relevant techniques to allow you to improve the sounds that you are using from the basic GM sound set to alternatives in Halion Sonic and using other synths, plus enabling multiple outputs in HSSE to allow mixing in Cubase to the fullest effect.
Section Timings:
0:00 Intro
0:30 Preferences
2:26 Importing
3:26 HSSE Patches
4:45 Picking Different Patches
7:22 Using The List Editor
12:14 Removing Program Changes
12:59 How Cubase Handles GM Drums
14:55 Sending Tracks To Another Synth
17:41 Using Multiple Outputs
20:58 Summary
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