Cubase 14. In the score editor when you click on a note many nearby notes are also selected or even the whole measure. In addition when you move a note you do not hear the change if this was not the case in previous versions.
Hi Guedj, welcome to the forum!
When you click on a notehead, the score editor should only select the single note. Clicking on a stem will select all notes in the chord. Clicking next to notes (in white space within a bar) will select all notes in a bar.
If you find this is not working reliably, could you describe this a bit more, maybe make a little screencapture showing the problem?
As for the note not sounding when it’s being repitched, this is on our roadmap to improve in a future version.
Hi Stefan
the score editor should only select the single note. but:
if you click on the around the edge of the note, the nearby notes are selected so. The phantom surface of a click does not match the black pixels of the note head. I join a screencapture .
Thank s
Thanks for the screenshot. While I can’t reproduce this problem as you’ve shown there, we will certainly try to take a closer look again. If you find any specific situations where this feels particularly bad, or appears to work better than in other situations, please let us know and describe some details (platform, screen resolution, zoom levels possibly).
Stefan
Hi Stefan, a video is more explicit
Yes, but sadly, with no sign of the detail/info asked for, to help make sense of things…
Maybe you missed this bit…?
Sorry
platform Windows 11
screen resolution 1920 * 1280
zoom level 100%
I’ve tried Dorico Pro 5 with same parameters and the problem is the same
This problem was not with notation cubase 13 and precedent
Thank’s
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Hello @GUEDJ_FRANCK - noted, thanks. Perhaps @StefanFuhrmann will see your responses…
In the meantime I see there are other posts on the topic regarding note selection ‘concerns’ . There’s more input for example going on, from SB staff included; see this post here…
Enharmonics, selections, tuplet creation - Cubase - Steinberg Forums
Hope that helps.
I have noticed that if I zoom in, it is much easier. You have to click somewhere in the middle of a specific note. If you click on a stem, it takes all the notes on the stem. If you’re close to the edge of a note, it might take another note as well. Just zoom in, and it will work.
I have had this problem, too. I’m on a Mac. Sometimes the whole bar becomes selected, sometimes a chord, sometimes the actual note I’m wanting to select in the first place. I always go for the note head! The result is very random and frustrating. Glad you found this thread Leon. I had been looking, assuming I couldn’t be alone.