In an earlier question about getting Key Editor to use flats instead of sharps on the appropriate notes I was introduced to the Chord Track. By using that to set a key of F-minor I was able to get the Key Editor to label the notes correctly.
But just now when I opened up the track in the Score Editor the key signature for F-Minor was nowhere to be seen and instead it labeled the black keys as flats on their ledger lines. If the Key Editor knows about the key in the Chord Track how do I get the Score Editor to be aware of it?
Sorry a typo… This should answer your question (I meant):
The Score Editor doesn’t overtake the Cord Track’s scale.
“Overtake” is the part i don’t understand, but nevermind - I get that this is yet another thing Cubase can’t do, so I’m trying to do it manually. In this picture I used the Inspector to set it to Ab-major (same as F-Minor) but nothing apparently changed. So what else has to be done?
Sorry, @art1 , I’m not native English speaker as you already recognised I believe. In my language we are using the “take over” as “overtake”. But I’m going to use the “inherit” since now. Thank you very much @steve .
i am frustrated with this issue too. I like to print midi parts from the score editor so I can rehearse the part, but it seems like I have to manually add in the key signature every time I open the part to print in score editor since it is gone if I edit the part an reopen it.
