Table of Contents
Recording
In Cubase, you can record audio and MIDI.
MIDI Recording Specifics
Specific preparations and settings are required for MIDI recordings.
Recovery of MIDI Recordings
Cubase allows you to recover MIDI data, including controller data, that was captured in Stop mode or during playback.
Inserting a Retrospective Recording from All MIDI Inputs into the Selected Track
You can insert a retrospective recording, that is, MIDI data that was sent to All MIDI Inputs in Stop mode or during playback, into the selected track.

Inserting a Retrospective Recording from All MIDI Inputs into the Selected Track

You can insert a retrospective recording, that is, MIDI data that was sent to All MIDI Inputs in Stop mode or during playback, into the selected track.

Prerequisite

You have played MIDI notes in Stop mode or during playback, and you want to recover them.

Procedure

Select the MIDI track into which you want to insert the captured MIDI data.
Select Transport > MIDI Retrospective Recording > Insert from All MIDI Inputs.

Result

The MIDI data that was captured at All MIDI Inputs is inserted into the selected track as a single, linear MIDI part.

Note

If you insert buffer data from multiple selected tracks, the timing offsets between the data played on the different tracks are retained.

Note

If your MIDI track uses MIDI inserts and Record Output to Track is enabled in the MIDI Inserts section, the buffer data includes the events that are created by the MIDI inserts.