Hi,
this would be useful in editing, macros
If you want to locate the start of the next event, just add âLocate Next Eventâ twice.
This does not always work correctly depending if the locator is over an already playing event, or if itâs in empty space. Locate Next Event twice could being you to the end of the next event, instead of the start.
Iâm having some trouble understanding your reply.
You said âthe locatorâ, which makes me wonder if youâre not confusing it by any chance with the project cursor.
You canât say âthe locatorâ because there are two locators: the LEFT locator and the RIGHT locator. Thus, you need to specify which one you are reffering to, so that I understand what youâre saying.
I would like to help you build the macro you want. Can you tell me exactly what you want the macro to do?
yes I meant project cursor.
just exactly as the title of the thread explains. Locate Start of Next/Previous event. Using Locate Next Eventx2 doesnât always work consistently depending on if the cursor is over an already existing event, or if itâs in empty space.
Iâm not looking for a macro, Iâm looking for this to be a function on itâs own, but it would also have utility in macros.
So what youâre saying is that âLocate Next Eventx2â doesnât apply to all situations.
I thought you discovered a bug.
Look at this vid (below). I donât know who to blame: Cubase or Kontakt.
Hm, no, not a bug.
Just a command/function key command request.
If you want to point the finger, point it at Cubase. Or more constructively, post a reply on a thread called âCubase 10.5 randomly changes expression maps articulations on playbackâ. It is way down the list in the Issues forum. 
I just replied to the post. Thank you!
Hej lovegames
Just make two Macros like this:
And then assign two KC to these Macros -
Voila!
Best regards
Bo
Hi for this to work you would have to make an object selection, and or, change from one selected object to another when maybe you would not want to, and or, you donât even have the object selection tool selected - maybe the user is editing with the range tool.
So my exact feature request is for this function to work exclusively from the project playback cursor, irrelevant of selections made or tool used.
The other way is to use two âNext Eventâ commands, but this only works correctly if theplay cursor begins at the start of an event already, and then this command executed.
You can see the error 2nd part of video, how it starts locating end of events
You can see how useful this could be in a multi-event editing situation.
The benefit of the requested function, is that the user would never have to worry about the position of the cursor. They donât have to think "Okay, am I hitting âNext Eventâ twice, or once, or three times
Hej LoveGames
Hereâs the solution thatâll do just what you want -
First make a PLE like this:
And then make two Macros like this:
And then assign two KC to these Macros -
Voila!
Best regards
Bo
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Thanks man, Iâll check this out when I get a chance⌠hopefully it works better than my current solutionâŚ
that being said, this is so useful it would be wise for Steinberg to just include as a per-event-per-selected-track function, so that it doesnât rely on selection at all⌠That way, a user can keep a certain event selected while viewing the next and previous and what not.