Yes … but totally transposed … usually a semitone flat. It sometimes does it in the middle of the track so it starts at the right pitch then just drops half a step.
I’m having the same problem, someone please help us!
My midi notes in the score are in C Major, but the audio coming out of the speakers is in Eb.
It changed spontaneously. I played a new take, I changed the velocity info. It sounded good. Played back a few more times whilst tweaking velocity data. Then playback was suddenly up three semitones.
Sample rates are fine. I open cubase and work on a project, all is fine, until a single track of midi is drops two semitones in pitch, with no clear reason why. I close Cubase without saving, reopen it and it’s all working as it should again, but then after a few minutes of editing, it will happen again.
Is it possible that there is a MIDI device that sends Pitch Bend data to the instrument in question?
It is not unheard of that a pitch bend wheel or mod wheel becomes janky with age and starts sending erroneous data.
During this last test all external gear was switched off (midi keys, synths, launchpad, etc.).
I can’t help but think I’m triggering a command in the software, but I’ve no idea what. It isn’t related to a specific plug-in/software instrument either.
If you have a generic device check if it is casing that by disabling the midi out of the device, also check quick controls, in preference I have checked on “do not reset chased controllers” as well.