[No Bug - Operator Error] Copy/ Paste Muted/ Non-Muted Event

[vic_france]

Jeff saved me the trouble … but, yes, that is why… the unmuted notes are masked by the muted ones. (However, a little caveat… I just tried “Delete Doubles”, and, sometimes it deletes the unmuted note and leaves the muted one!)

[riffwraith]

@vic_france

I just tried “Delete Doubles”, and, sometimes it deletes the unmuted note and leaves the muted one!

Yes - I wonder what the hierarchy is, and how Cubase decides which note to delete if both have the identical start point.

[Elektrobolt]

Maybe just the last added/edited is used… maybe some sort of priority including Note Expression, Muted, etc. should be included in the decision to which of the notes to delete.

[Como_Baila]

@Jeff Hayat

Holy crap that’s alot of MIDI data.

Ok, this is not a problem with Cubase. It’s OE.

OE = Operator Error

I see the same thing you are, but that’s because there are doubles - two MIDI notes right on top of one another. One is open, one muted. When you paste, it just so happens that sometimes the muted note is showing. This is why you think that unmuted notes still play. They are not playing; the open notes are playing, but the muted notes are the ones that are visible b/c they are sitting on top of the open notes.

Here have a look:

http://www.jeffreyhayat.com/Comomidi.mp4

See what happened when I undid Delete Doubles? You know see the muted notes - not the open notes.

Cheers.

Thanks, guys! … but I’m going back to the drawing board.

I created all that data by Cntrl + D after I drew in the first 8 bars in one octave, alt dragged to the other octaves and then started duplicating.

I actually considered dupes, and lasso selected the first 8 bars and tried to drag tme to see what cas underneath … it just showed blank file with no data.

The fact that delete doubles doesn’t respond puzzles me, too.

Como