Maybe I’m missing it, but I wish there was a built-in command to locate the next midi note OF THE SAME NOTE; that is, to find (or search or locate) the next instance of the midi note across the editor horizontally. This applies to either the key editor or drum editor. I’ve asked for this over many years, but apparently it still doesn’t exist. Personally, I’m quite surprised about the omission as it seems, at least to me, that the usefulness of such a command should be obvious and would complement the various navigation tools.
For example, let’s say I have a special drum hit near the start of the song. I then want to locate the next instance of this note. As the drum hit occurs only seldom during the sequence and let’s say appears somewhere in the middle and near the end, to find the next time it plays requires a lot of scrolling and focusing my eyes along the horizontal timeline. Instead, I want Cubase to quickly navigate to the next instance of this particular sound. (I don’t want to simply move to the next midi note, up or down on the keyboard or whatever the next drum kit piece might be. I don’t want to move from kick to snare, etc., but rather from snare to the next snare.)
Assuming this command doesn’t exist, perhaps there’s a work-around, something simple and efficient? Any programmer out there have a solution to this? Thanks!
