I do not know whether this is a new issue or has been there a while…I never spotted it in Cubase 5 or earlier
When I am editing a MIDI Part (let’s say a piano part) I normally play the track and open the MIDI Note editor window with the “keep up to current position” function set, so that the window scrolls along with the song…I can then see the notes coming up ahead as the music plays…
If I want to extend a specific note, I normally select it and drag it right (thus extending its length)
My issue is this, if I start to drag the note, but the scroll takes it pass the point where it is visible (i.e. it has go passed that visibility point) the extension creates a very very long (Black) note across the whole of the editor window at which point I have to stop the track and ^Z to undo it
I would prefer that the extension function stops as soon as the note loses it visibility on the current view of the track rather than create this very long erroneous note
Is there a setting to stop this happening?
it just drives me nuts when the a 5 bar note is created simply because I was not fast enough to drag it right before the window moved on
