Midi export from DAW

[magnus.x.svanfeldt]

I usually use Realguitar as a vst in Cubase 9.5. Works great! My collab partners admire my guitar skills. (Eventually I tell them it's midi) When I export the midi from the DAW only the control notes appear. Not the actual notes. I know it's possible to export it from Realguitar stand-alone but them I have to input the entire song ones again in Realguitar. Is it possible to export the correct midi from the DAW? Or to import the control note midi into Realguitar stand-alone?

[Sergey_MusicLab]

magnus.x.svanfeldt,

What is your RealGuitar version?
Please clarify what MIDI are you trying to export from RealGuitar?

Is it Song mode MIDI events?

Regards,
Sergey
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[magnus.x.svanfeldt]

RG4. Cubase 9.5, Windows 10.

I guess it's song mode. In RG stand-alone I can input a chord pregression and chose a pattern, Then there's export or save as midi. That midifile is with the actual notes and can be read and played by any software. When I export the midi from Cubease it's the control notes (very low octaves) thats beeing exported. I create the midi track by dragging the RG pattern to the track or by chosing pattern in RG vst settings. The RG track "listens" to my chord track in Cubase.
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Realguitar 4. Cubase 9.5. Windows 10.

[Sergey_MusicLab]

magnus.x.svanfeld,

In Cubase do the same export MIDI from RealGuitar using down arrow button in Song mode (Export song as MIDI file). That MIDI file can be used with any third party synth/sampler.

Dragging pattern from RealGuitar to Cubase will give you only Stroke Map notes (control notes as you call them) in the lowest octave, so they can be used only with RealGuitar together with chords sent to the same RealGuitar instance.

Regards,
Sergey
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MusicLab Support.