Cubase 15 Score Editor - Staves/instruments disappear when I click play

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Two questions!

In Cubase 15, when I select multiple MIDI tracks and open the Score Editor, they all appear (as they should).

1 - When I click play, all but one of the tracks disappears. The Score Editor only shows one of the tracks.

This is both annoying and limiting, because I want to follow along with all the selected tracks during playback.

How do I get the Score Editor to “keep” all of the tracks I’ve selected during playback?

2 - When I have the Score Editor open and want to doodle, it won’t let me select a MIDI track.

In Cubase 10.5, I could select whatever MIDI track (instrument) I wanted to hear while doodling, while I was looking at the Score Editor and any selection of instruments.

However, in Cubase 15, it just picks one of them and I can’t seem to figure out how to change it.

How do I select my own MIDI track to hear while doodling live (not recording) while the Score Editor is open?

(For example, I might have the Score Editor open to see a standard string orchestra, and I might want to doodle the 1st violins, violas, etc. to help me think and feel things out before entering notes.)

2

Hi,

Just Record Enable the wanted track in the Project window. What happens, if you click on the given track? Does it become Record Enabled automatically?

3

Yes, I have “Enable Record on Selected MIDI Track” enabled (Preferences > Editing > Project & MixConsole > Enable Record on Selected MIDI Track).

4

As an fyi, to be clear, it’s not by selecting tracks but by selecting midi parts that makes them appears in the Score Editor.

Did you activate Record in Editor image, and select the staff from the list?

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Hey, activating the “record” button in the Score Editor worked! Thank you! :slight_smile:

Of course you’re correct about selecting MIDI parts to open in the Score Editor. I apologize for confusing the terms in my initial post.

Question 1 solved!