wav file ready to be burned to a compact disc (CD) in Red Book format, or. The user can also mix the various tracks down into a stereo. MIDI parts can be edited using a piano roll, a dedicated drum editor, a score editor, or as a filterable complete list of MIDI events. Audio Warp Quantize: Create warp markers straight from hitpoints, both single audio loops as well as the entire arrangement can be non-destructively quantized.Changes can be applied either to only the selected notes or the entire MIDI part being edited. Key Editor Inspector: Provides precise control over chord drawing, chord inversions, quantization, transpositions, scale correction, note lengths, and legato.This overcomes one of the limitations of MIDI, where such controllers normally affect the entire channel (For example, all notes of a chord are equally affected by a pitch bend message). Note Expression: Allows MIDI controllers such as pitch bend, volume, pan, and filters to be applied only to the selected notes.In other DAWs, this requires the use of complicated MIDI program changes and key switches. Expression Maps: Adds a lane to the Key Editor (Cubase's piano roll) that allows the user to define changes to the instrument's articulations and dynamics.Chords can be either entered manually or detected automatically. Chord Tracks: Helps the user keep track of chord changes, and can optionally be used to harmonize audio and MIDI tracks automatically, as well as trigger arpeggios and chords with basic voicings or voicings for piano and guitar.It has a number of features designed to aid in composition, such as: Like I said previously, when I use Groove Agent as a plug-in in Cubase 9.5, the pads trigger all the correct notes (individual drum hits) as well as patterns as expected.Cubase can be used to edit and sequence audio signals coming from an external sound source and MIDI, and can host VST instruments and effects. I can see that GA is getting MIDI activity, but it produces no sound. The result is no triggering in GA at all.

MPK Bank A setup Pads 1 through 8 as C2 through G2 (MIDI notes 36 through 43) Going on that result, I tried to setup MPK to produce individual drum hits (which are assigned to C1 through D#2 in GA): So the first problem is the MPK is mapping notes to one octave lower on GA. The result is this triggers GA notes E0 through B0 (which are also patterns in GA) MPK Bank B setup Pads 1 through 8 as E1 through B1 (MIDI notes 28 through 35)

The result is this triggers GA notes G#-1 through D#0 (which are patterns in GA) MPK Bank A setup Pads 1 through 8 as G#0 through D#1 (MIDI notes 20 through 27)

I created a custom MIDI map in the Akai editor and did some testing. So not sure if it is a GA problem or Akai problem. It turns out I can trigger GA5 in standalone mode.

Using groove agent 3 with cubase 9.5