When I import a Cubasis project into Cubase, it seems that Retrologue (2) does not play back pitch bend/modulation wheel information I recorded with Micrologue.
Any workaround or fix would be welcome.
Hi Jimknopf,
-does not play back pitch bend/modulation wheel information I recorded with Micrologue.
Is there an * behind the pitch bend / modulation parameter inside the Cubase midi editor CC list ?
If there is an * behind pitchbend, the pitchbend data are available, but they moved outside the midi part
and they are placed not on the right project position.
I test it here with the importer 1.9.8, Cubase 8.5, W8 + OSX 10.11.6:
- create new project > midi track and assign micrologue “Analog Keyboard”
- start recording, press a long note, move Pitchbend Wheel and Modulation Wheel
- import project into Cubase
Result : all pitchbend / modulation data available in Cubase and played back as we expected.
We know, there is an midi track condition, where the pitch bend/modulation data are moved on the wrong project position after import to Cubase.
- have you several unglued midi parts on your pitch bend/modulation midi track ?
- have you several overlaped midi parts on your pitch bend/modulation midi track ?
- have you muted and unmuted midi parts on your pitch bend/modulation midi track ?
We are searching for this issue to fix it in the next importer.
best greetings
jan
Hi Jan,
I don’t remember the exact details of recording the Micrologue track, but I do remember I had several unglued parts and at least one overlapping part in this track, due to recording an offbeat recording phrase.
Next time I record I will check the details as decribed by you. My Retrologue import didn’t contain any pitchbends any longer.
All the best for finding this nasty little bug! 