Stage 4 Punch in the counter melody

Starter 2: Use this slide and the decoder to decode both counter melodies. C is to the left - Virtual Keyboard - Key signature: The sharps F, C and G. So every time we see F, C or G we play F#, C# and G# instead. Counter Melody 1: Counter Melody 2: A F# G#F#AAB C G# A B A E F# A# F#DG#F#AAF B G# C B A B A C

1. Push the function button 2. Push the down category button 16 times until PC Mode appears on screen 3. Move the black wheel so the screen says PC2 Turn PC mode MU1 - Hold PC mode down until ‘PC mode’ appears on Keyboard then turn black dial to ‘On’ mode. Turn PC mode MU2 – Follow the images below

1.Ensure ‘Snap’ is turned on. 1.Select the quantize box. 1.Select 1/8: By selecting 1/8 your dividing each bar into 16s. Quantize: 1.Correct timing mistakes. 2.Input notes with precise timing. TEACHER MUST DEMONSTRATE 1 block 2 blocks

1.Select ‘Draw’ from the tool bar 2.Draw across 8 bars in the new track 3.Select the arrow from the tool bar and then double click in the box you have just created. Setting up key editor in Cubase

Don’t forget - End of Lesson process: 1.Save In your ‘My Documents’, ‘Music’ folder 2.Close Cubase and VLE 3. work to rest of group. Simples! 1.Ensure ‘Snap’ is blue (on). 2.Click on the quantize box. 3.Select 1/8: By selecting 1/8 your dividing each bar (numbered sections) into 8ths. So, we can now fit 8 notes in a bar. (look at music notation poster). Quantize: 1.Correct timing mistakes. 2.Input notes with precise timing. Recording your hook

Drawing in Cubase 1.Select the ‘draw’ function - to draw notes into cubase. 3.Select the ‘pointer’ function and you are able to lengthen and shorten notes.. 4.Use the zoom function to see the notes. 2.Use the piano on the left hand side as a guide.