Cubase 15: Entering lyrics in the Cubase Key Editor
Cubase 15Demo summary
The user demonstrates how to select MIDI notes in the Key Editor and type English words directly into the text section to generate sung lyrics.
Step-by-step
- Double-click the MIDI part to open the Key Editor
- Select the MIDI notes you want to assign lyrics to
- Locate the text section within the Key Editor
- Type the English words directly into the text field
Tips
- You can type standard English words without any special formatting or phonetic typing
Highlights
“that's so easy. You're going to love it.”
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- 1:530:34Automating vibrato and layering harmoniesThe user shows how to automate the vibrato parameter and demonstrates a multi-track arrangement using lead vocals with male and female harmonies.Cubase
- 4:040:57Entering lyrics in the Cubase Key EditorCurrentThe user demonstrates how to select MIDI notes in the Key Editor and type English words directly into the text section to generate sung lyrics.Cubase