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How to Create Cinematic Studio Series Expression Maps in Cubase

In this video, I walk you through how you can create expression maps in Cubase for the entire Cinematic Studio Series. Using a combination of velocity and CC58 data, you can create highly detailed expression maps that use everything Cinematic Studio Series offers. Get the complete set here (free)! - https://bit.ly/cssexpressionmaps NOTE - See the pinned comment for an update regarding the CSS 1.7 update! The methods will work, but the legato KS has changed to G#0. I've based this method on a trial-and-error process I've gone through while trying to create the perfect expression map for my template in Cubase. Separating the articulations into different tracks allows me the greatest control of routing and detail in the different articulations Cinematic Studio Series offers. If you'd rather use fewer options (leave out the "Standard" or "Advanced" legato, for example, or separate Con Sordino into different tracks), you can still use the techniques provided in this video. Support me on Patreon!   / tomponist   Follow my journey! Instagram -   / tomponist   Buy me a coffee - https://ko-fi.com/tomponist https://www.tomschipper.com 00:00 - Introduction 00:24 - Separating articulations 00:43 - Sustains - Defining what is needed 01:00 - Con Sordino switch? 01:12 - Velocity & CC58 01:41 - Adding Legato & Con Sordino functionality with Velocity Sensitive Keyswitches 02:38 - Adding CC58 data for Advanced and Standard legato 03:23 - Assigning a controller 03:56 - Shorts Setup 04:24 - Adding Con Sordino and Short note switches with velocity & CC58 04:50 - Going over the other articulations 05:25 - Violins are done! And so are all the other instruments of CSS & CSSS 05:38 - Applying the same principles to CSW and CSB 06:06 - Want to save some time? #cubase #cinematicstudioseries #orchestration