Chorder BasicsĬhorder allows you to assign any combination of notes to a single MIDI note, so the whole chord can be triggered with one finger. By way of example, I'll show you how Chorder can be used to create more realistic chord voicing for guitar and string‑based instruments. Thankfully, Cubase's Chorder MIDI plug‑in can help with such voicings, even if (like me) your keyboard skills are somewhat limited. While a C-major chord will consist of the notes C, E and G on any instrument, the way each chord falls under the hand on a piano can be different from the way it's constructed on a guitar, or an orchestral string section. For chord parts, one of the key issues is ensuring that the voicing of the chord (the number of notes used to construct the chord) reflects that used on the actual acoustic instrument.
We show you how to coax a more convincing performance from your VST instruments using Cubases Chorder plug-in.Įven with high‑quality sampled instruments, a good deal of skill is required to create realistic performances.
Chorder configured for open chord voicings on a guitar: the notes used in the four layers for the C-major chord are shown.
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