How can I add the tempo track information (and also the CC1 dynamics…) to the Score in Cubase and have them update as I go along? A simple question, but I’ve spent ages searching and can’t find an answer.

Also - while I’m here - is there a way to move or copy a selection of bars including all of its tempo track information? Or to insert additional bars in the middle of a piece without disrupting the tempo that’s been set for the remainder of the piece?

Hi, papa louie
To add tempo track information in Cubase, go to the Tempo Track window (Project > Tempo Track). You can draw tempo changes directly on this track, and they will update in real-time as you work. For CC1 dynamics, use the MIDI controller lane in the Key Editor, ensuring it’s set to CC1.

To move or copy a selection of bars with tempo information, select the desired bars and use the "Edit" menu to copy or move them. To insert additional bars without disrupting the existing tempo, use the "Insert Silence" function (Edit > Insert Silence) and ensure the "Tempo Track" option is checked. This will maintain your tempo settings.

I hope my answer helps you.

Hi, drift boss

I still have this problem in 10.5

Thanks, I will follow your posts on this forum!

To add tempo and CC1 information to the Score in Cubase, you need to open the Tempo Track and add the tempo changes, then use the MIDI CC Lane to plot the CC1 data.
To move or copy a section of bars, use the Range Selection Tool and drag or hold Ctrl to copy. When inserting bars, select Edit > Insert Bars and make sure the tempo track is not affected.