Dragging and dropping chords from the circle of fifths is completely broken in Cubase 15.
When you try to drag and drop a chord to an instrument track, some chords can’t be dragged at all and others all result in G7b9 being created, instead of the chord that was actually dragged.
When you try to drag and drop them to chord pads, some pads can’t accept the dragged chord at all and other pads change to chords different from the dragged one.
@Martin.Jirsak Has this already been reported?
To assign a chord to the next unassigned chord pad, right-click the suggested chord, and select Assign to First Unassigned Pad, or double-click the suggested chord.
You can also drag the suggested chord and drop it on a chord pad.
Confirmed. In C14 all three methods work, in C15 the double-click and drag methods don’t work.
Are there any news, of when this bug is gonna be fixed?
The drag’n drop from the circle of fifths, still doesn’t work in 15.0.10 Windows 11.
This is a pretty frustrating issue. It would be nice to see it fixed.
When you try to drag and drop a chord to an instrument track, some chords can’t be dragged at all and others all result in G7b9 being created, instead of the chord that was actually dragged.
I’ve found that dragging directly from the circle of fifths to the instrument track never succeeds.
If you instead drag from the circle of fifths over to the chord pads and hover over at least one pad (without releasing the mouse) and then drag over to the instrument track, then it will create the wrong chord. Specifically, it creates the chord corresponding to the first chord pad that was hovered while dragging. That was probably G7b9 in your case due to the particular chord pad arrangement you were using.