Excellent! @cubic13
Thank you.
So there is clearly a problem here (as the chord symbol should be C/G).
Not sure this is a bug.
It is a mystery for the moment.
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Youāre welcomeā¦ 
Has anyone started in safe mode to eliminate prefs as the culprit?
I have ā¦ 
Just tested it : same resultā¦ 
weird!
Hi.
of course you are absolutely right if you consider that the notes were written for the keyboard player.
Well, what if the composer wants the keyboardist to play a C major chord and the bassist G? But at the same time so that the bassist understands that he is playing G in C major.
In this case the composer Should write C/G.
Well, so the notation C/G for sure only tells what the bass note should be and that the harmony is C. It does not tell anything about a triadās inversion. Qued.
Sorry guys, this topic is about a function in Cubase and troubleshooting it, not opinions about chord symbol spelling.
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Hi.
Is there any news about this problem?
Did you tried since the last update?
I updated Cubase to version 11.0.40.
But nothing changes for this issue.
Hi there.
I solved this problem.
I created a midi track with a C major chord but in G-C-E.
Then in the project window I clicked right click and chose Create Chord Events.
It opened a sub menu. I checked 2 points - Include Bass Notes and Include Tensions.
Thats all.
Have fun.
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