Hi all,
Since I have upgraded to CU10 and switched my audio to card to UR44, I am experimenting some weird behaviors in the audio editor.
In some cases, when editing the audio (lower zone or editor), the display is not in sync with the sound. For example, if the wav starts at bar 26, I hear it at bar 26, but it’s displayed at 26:2 in the editor!
This makes editing impossible when trying to align stuff. This is an issue I never experiemented before with CU5. I wonder if this is a CU or card driver issue? I have tried with different buffer sizes, tried to convert the file (different bit or sample rates) … don’t know where to look at now. Am I the only one? can’t find any post relating this issue.
As I mentionned, this is an intermittent issue, it happens mostly when I open a CU5 project in CU10.
Please, if anyone has idea to start with, that would be appreciated.
I It’s connected with using a tempo track with variations in Tempo. The sample editor only shows “defined tempo of ausio file” at a fixed rate, whereas in the timeline there are constant variations in the tempo which are not being reflected in the sample editor. Hitpoints are correctly placed but the waveform GUI is out.
I can’t see a way to make the Sample Editor reflect the varying tempo of the track. I’ve toggled musical timebase and modes. No change.
I had the same Problem in C9.5. in Projects with variations in tempo. The workaround was using once the Audio-Warp-Tool in the Sample Editor window, then everything worked fine. I had to draw some warp in the Editor and then I deleted it with undo. I attached a picture from the tool that I’m talking about.
I’m getting the graphic being out of sync when viewing multiple waveforms in the audio editor. The front waveform seems to be in time and the one behind it isn’t in 10.5
This is other, but already known and reported issue, 100% reproducible on all systems. This issue occurs only with the Audio Warp > Free Warp tool selected.
Garck : I have exactly the same problem you mention. With a tempomap, in the project view everything seems fine, in the sample editor everything is out of sync, unless I turn off the tempomap, in which case the grid is not correct anymore.
If I turn on timewarp grid in the sample editor, everything seems in sync, but then I can not edit the hitpoints or timewarp/vari audio stuff.
It’s impossible to edit and align stuff this way. Did you find a way out of this? The suggestion of adding a single timewarp marker does not seem to work in cubase 11 pro.
It seems to work OK in 10.5 at least on the last vari-tempo project I did. I’ve not upgraded to 11 for other reasons, but if the problem’s returned that’s yet another reason not to upgrade. Sorry to hear you’re having difficulties.
The image below shows the warp being properly shown. I’ve got timewarp off and tempo track activated.
