hikarateboy
I already posted the answer here:
Let me explain to you this way.
When you have Audio and Midi running side by side they sync together with the tempo of your song…right !
When you change the sample rate you shorten or lengthen the size of the audio clip or event, depending whether you up sample or down sample. You can’t expect the midi to sync to something you just changed in length. In other words you changed the audio file and you therefore can’t expect Cubase to sync the midi to that changed audio file.
It’s like you recorded a new audio file with another tempo and expect the midi to sync to that out of tempo new audio track.
To use another example > It’s like you have 2 runners on a field track and they run side by side in the same lane and the same speed. If one of them changes lanes to the inside or outside they don’t run the same distance anymore even if they do run at the same speed , cause the one has a shorter or longer distance to run now. > it’s the same as in your problem.
You changed the “lanes” > Cubase can’t adapt to that.
Just except my answer as well as Guillermo Navarrete, Online Product Specialist of Steinbergs.
Hope this will help !
MBR