I want to produce some long sustained midi notes. I record a few moments in a track the use the key editor to create the note lenght I want. The problem is when I play back the track the note stops producing sound at the point where the original recording ended. How can I get the playback to produce sound for the entire length of the edited midi note?
is the sound that you are triggering by the midi note percussive? Extending the note-length via midi only helps if the sound you trigger is not decaying earlier.
Is it possible you’re having a “double note” … something like two copies of the same note recorded and now the second one (short) is hiding behind the long one and sending NOTE OFF message to your synth?
I didn’t say you are making an extra note. I suggested it may be possible Cubase has recorded 2 notes, when there should be one. This happens, when your MIDI driver shows 2 virtual MIDI ports to Cubase and you record MIDI while selected ‘All MIDI Inputs’ on your MIDI track.
Thank you! Thank you! Changing the track to a specific MIDI input did the trick. I don’t really understand the mechanics behide the cause of this problem, but now I can continue creating and stop pulling out my hair. Again, thanks for sticking with me and helping me with this issue.