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Is it possible to change the scenes for the performance from within Cubase at certain locations? Let's say I start with Scene 1, then at a certain location in the song, I want to change to Scene 3, etc.
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Yes! This comes in handy when you are playing with both hands and barely have enough time to change the Scene buttons.
I use Pro Tools, but I imagine that Cubase would be quite similar.

I think you just need to record it on the MIDI 1 Track for the MIDI CC 92 parameter.
It probably needs to be in merge mode (or whatever Cubase calls it) so that you don't overwrite anything already recorded in MIDI Track 1. It's possible you may just be able to record pressing the Scene buttons at the points where you want them to auto-change and it will record that for you. You should be able to edit the CC 92 Scene changes on the MIDI 1 Track in Cubase at any time.

You can also use an automation track and "draw" in the scene changes rather than recording. I think there are lots of ways to do this since CC messages are fairly well supported from many different "tools" within Cubase.

This is the same for MODX and Montage.

Thanks, Darryl, Jason and Bill. Appreciate your help and guidance. Will give it a go. Cheers

[quotePost id=116179]You can also use an automation track and "draw" in the scene changes rather than recording. I think there are lots of ways to do this since CC messages are fairly well supported from many different "tools" within Cubase.
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Brilliant. Automation works like a charm. Thanks again to all for the help.

[quotePost id=116179]You can also use an automation track and "draw" in the scene changes rather than recording.[/quotePost] actually 'draw' is a much better term for this than 'edit'. I tend to often do a rough recording of the changes that I want to capture on MIDI 1 Track, then later edit or draw them to the exact point & shape that I want the automation to be, such as with pitch bends, velocities, aftertouch, mod wheel, Scene changes, etc.