Issue: Edits applied to individual sample while in “Selected” mode are applying to all samples on the pad. Result: Cannot edit individual samples independently from each other on layered pads.
Environment: Windows 10, Cubase and Groove Agent versions: latest ( see screenshot for version number)
I’m not understanding the error at the bottom - the entire point of Selected mode is to edit the selected sample rather than the entire pad. That said, I followed along, cleared automation, and my edits are still being applied to every sample on the pad.
In the past I recall working as expected after clearing the automation (which was tedious and unintuitive) but now I can’t get it to work at all.
Same happens here, I used to make round robin samples by assigning different fine tune stretch etc but I cannot make it. And also I was remember this has worked well.
I spoke directly with support. They said it’s working as intended and didn’t explain why it works differently now than it did before. So my solution was purchasing TAL-DRUM and using that instead and I’ve been super happy with that decision
Do you maybe use new MIDI remote feature? Like when I delete all midi remote controls all works as it should. Precisely when “value at mouse pointer” is assigned to one of my controllers I get this bug. Maybe you have something similar on Midi remote controls?
so is this a confirmed bug in Groove Agent? cant believe it
I was not using GA since months, yeasterday I opened a blank session of it and started tweaking, but when I tried to modify layered samples I couldnt, I felt stupid because I remember always doing it
anyone has news on this? I really dont wanna program again all my layered sounds in another beat machine, my gosh!
Am I misreading this? I can’t use a midi controller with Groove Agent while also editing pad layers independently?
Please advise if I’m wrong here – really hope so.
edit: ah – seems you simply can’t use your midi controller as a remote for the DAW while also editing pad layers independently within Groove agent.
Really frustrating to see. I shouldn’t have to sacrifice the ability to use the transport controls on my midi controller just to get base functionality out of a drum VST. Would love if I’m wrong – please let me know if so.
Finally upgraded to 13 Pro and started working on a first project in this new version and… yep - facing the same problem.
Blending 2 kick drums and I have no individual edit control.
As per screenshot, any tweaks I make to the sample highlighted (“KICK STAB N TWIST”) are also applied to the other sample (“KICK IIIIII”).
Cubase 13 is now one year old.
Maybe I go back to using Cubase 12 until this is fixed??
Worked fine there.
I seem to have found a solution.
It seems you have to right click every parameter individually (Volume, Pan, Coarse, etc) and select “Forget Automation” for every setting you want to tweak for it to work as expected.
I’m fairly sure you only used to need to do this once on any parameter in earlier versions, but most importantly, it’s now doing what it needs to.
Anyway, it’s working for me if I do this and I can still use my controller keyboard.
