Hey peoples,
Picture this:
I have a midi note that’s one 16th note long, on the 1st best of the bar, triggering a kick.
Let’s say i want to create your typical 4 to the floor kick drum pattern, so 4 kicks in a bar, each on a quarter note.
Now, if i press ctrl + D three times, it’ll create 3 more 16th notes, all next to each other, with the last on the 2nd beat of the bar.
However, if that first midi note was a whole quarter note long, it would create each new note on the next quarter note.
In other words, Cubase only looks at the length of the note (or object on a track), and creates the next duplicate at exactly the end point of the previous object.
To me it would be much more logical if it created the next duplicate according to the quantize. So if i have a quantize of 1/1, it’ll create the next event a bar later. And in my original example, if i have a quantize of 1/4, then it would create the next 16th note a quarter note later.
And if snap was turned off, THEN it would create the next note at the end of the previous one
Perhaps i’m missing the function that achieves this, if so, could someone point me in the right direction!?
Thanks! …J