Hi There,
I’m writing to you because I’ve been experiencing a weird issue on Cubase 9 with Windows. As soon as I stop recording an audio track, it seems to lock itself and I cant edit, delete, or do anything with it. I have to reboot Cubase and delete it.
The issue is that it does that every single time I record. It’s annoying as hell.
I’ve checked and the track isn’t locked at all.
Does anybody have a fix?
Thank you so much,
Thomas
Hi and welcome to the forum,
Could you try in the Cubase Safe Start Mode [Disable preferences], please?
Hello Martin,
Thanks a lot for your reply. I started cubase in safe mode with my preferences disabled, and I can confirm that the problem persists. As soon as I record, I cannot edit or delete the element in the track. All I can do is delete the whole track, and start again from scratch. Interestingly enoughn when I double click on the element, it becomes checkered and I can move and delete the track that appeared when I double clicked.
I have attached a screen. The track element that has blue arrows is the one i cannot edit, delete or move. The one with red arrows is the one that appears when I double click on the track I can’t modify. I can delete and modify the track with red arrows.
Thank you for your help in this
Let me add to this issue. I just downloaded and purchased Cubase 11 and the issue remains. It does the same exact thing 
Hi,
Sorry, I’m still not sure, what exactly do you mean by the “lock”, please?
@Thomas_Choukroun One can’t tell from your image what is happening. The entire display needs to be included.
Hi Steve,
Martin,
Apologies if my message was not clear enough.
I have come across a temporary fix. The issue seems to happen only when I have a chord track. As soon as I deleted it, I was able to edit, delete and modify my tracks.
However, I will try and replicate the issue so that you can see what is going on and hopefully work out a more solid fix. I will try and record my screen as well.
Thanks to you too.
Thomas
Hi,
Did the Audio track follow the Chord Track?
Hi Martin,
Indeed it does !
And I apologize for the lateness of my reply… 3 months is ridiculous.
