Cubase 9’s new function that displays flat(b) in Key editor is very uselful.
However, some note and chord have problems.
For Example, Ckey E7 tension b9 is note F, not E#.
Manual Enharmonic Shift function or customizing the shcema
in Key Editor can solve this problems.
Errm, if my thinking is correct, the 9th, in the key of E, is F#, therefore a flattened 9th is indeed F natural, not E#, surely?
“E#” - wasn’t there a fix for chord tracks regarding this kind of display in 9.0.30?
You got B# instead of C etc.
Is there a display thingy still in Key editor?
Just a remark, not something on your feature request.
Cubase keyeditor can not display altered tension note in secondary dominant and some tension in modal interchange chords.