Strewth! What a fascinating tip. Thank you. Cubase is just a labyrinth of amazing features.

It is so funny, I did the exact same things 2 weeks ago. I saw someone using the Score Explode feature to do it, but I wanted to try it in the Project Logical Editor instead, and I'm very happy with my result, it really works well.

Mr. Andrew Blake is was one of the most important videos that you have made for us out of all of the many videos that you have introduced us beginners too. I did not know that something like this even existed in Cubase. This process will cut down on time spent when using orchestration in your music. Thank you so much for introducing this technique to me today. I really appreciate your sharing with us beginners and maybe you have taught some of the other Cubase using a few new tricks as well. Thank you again. I wish you continued success with all of your future musical videos & endeavors. I also wish you continued success financially as well. Thank you again for this remarkable video. It is going to be such a time saver for us and a blessing at the same time. Have a wonderful day and weekend.

Great, but Not for me Andrew. The notes in my chords "stay together" for life😂 No explosion. But big ups to your high quality vidoes and your continued dedication to provide us this valuable content on Cubase. 😍🥰🥰

Mr. Blake I had to come back and watch this video again and thank you for introducing me to this feature in Cubase. This cuts down on so much time for composers who work with orchestration and it makes people like me who don’t use orchestration, this now makes me want to incorporate some of these ideas into my own music and add more variety and variation to my music. Thank you again and I wish you continued success with all of your musical endeavors with much more financial success as well. Have a wonderful day and holiday.

Thanks for this! Will save me a lot of time with my future projects.

Thanks for sharing this helpful tip. And yes, I subscribed to your channel. Have a Blessed day!

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That's what I was looking for .... Thank You for the Tip.👍

thanks very Useful

Verry glad with your tuturials!!

Awesome tip! Thank you!

Good job!

Great!

Cool 👍

Brilliant!

great sir

Super Cool 😎 Thanx Man 🙏

Q: How is this different from "Dissolve Parts -> Separate by Pitches"?