It’s over a year later since Cubase 14 came out, and there are still bugs with the score editor that have not been fixed. So I thought I should document them one more time. I really like the concept of a score coming out of a midi representation, and it works pretty well, and I’ve created playable scores from the feature. So that’s really great. But here are the issues:
- When modulating keys, the software will decide to use different enharmonics within the same measure. So for example, a melody line with a Bb in it that turns into an A# within the same measure. I’ve mostly seen this in viola parts with the C-clef.
- Grace notes that don’t work within an 8va. Specifically when the grace note is the first note of the 8va section.
- Corrections to enharmonics don’t stick with the part. If I copy a part to a new instrument, I lose all of the corrections I already did in the original part, and I have to review the part I copied to see if I’ve got crazy enharmonics in the new part. This was happening between a cello part and a bass part.
Still, I managed to create a score that is being used for a public performance. So I just want to say again, I really like this feature.