It works fine in 12 - the note gets moved up an octave, but in 13, it justs move the note one semitone, which is obviously the same as using the Up key without shift
It’s not my keyboard as i loaded 12 just before and all ok
It works fine in 12 - the note gets moved up an octave, but in 13, it justs move the note one semitone, which is obviously the same as using the Up key without shift
It’s not my keyboard as i loaded 12 just before and all ok
Hi,
I saw similar report yesterday. It was fixed by restarting Cubase 13.
Hi Martin,
I tried that
More than once
I also tried resetting the key command, to the same one, but that didn’t work either
What did work ( i have just got back on the computer), was to change the up and down key commands to \ and /
and that worked
I then tried to try reverting back to Shift Up arrow etc, but that didn’t work, so i am happy with \ and / at the moment
Paul
I can confirm that Shift+arrow up or down does not move midi notes and Octave up or down.
Its the little things like this - a beta test before release would have caught it. It must be a bug. Anyone from steinberg care to comment?
Hi,
Are you on Mac or Windows, please?
CONFIRMED: Windows 10 Pro / Cubase 13.0.10
EDIT: When holding the ‘Shift’ modifier and clicking on multiple channels on the mixer, the modifier works as intended. It just doesn’t appear to work when using the arrow keys.
Restarting Cubase (including the Hub) doesn’t seem to fix the issue for me.
Hi,
Could you please ZIP and share your preferences folder? I’m wondering, if I can reproduce it with your preferences folder.
I can confirm SHIFT+Arrow up/down not moving notes an octave. In both in the lower zone editor and Edit-in-place.
This is (was) a very important feature for me.
No need to confirm. Some users have the prob, others don’t. I do not.
What might be helpful is to tell the forum what happens when your rule out corrupt preferences by starting in Cubase Safe Mode with disabled preferences
@horsetags to be clear, the command is not Navigate → Add UpThat command adds to the selection.
Thank you. I’m adding to the pile a bit, sorry about that.
I’ve tried safe mode and also deleted preferences, to no avail. All my current projects were started in C12. I see Steinberg is aware of this so hopefully we’ll see a fix coming.
Starting with preferences disabled (in Safe Mode), the same behaviour is exhibited on my system (Windows 10 Pro x64 / Cubase 13.0.10).
I just removed the Preferences folder completely to allow it to reform. The issue still persists.
It’s been persistent for me since the beginning of installing Cubase 13. A reinstall doesn’t fix it.
[Windows 10 Pro x64 (build 19044) / Intel i9 9900X / Cubase Pro 13.0.10]
Hi,
Not really, as far as I know. Because it’s not reproducible in any system. Therefore I asked for the (ZIPed) preferences folder. Maybe even the project (at least one track).