Hi! I’m trying to copy a section of a MIDI part using the Range tool, but when I paste, the MIDI part contains only the “91” change point (see attached screenshots). The “80” change point is outside of the MIDI part.
Does anyone have a suggestion? Does Cubase 13 behave differently? Thanks.
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What you refer to as a change point is a MIDI event.
Please let us know the original position of the CC7=80 event and the start and end position of the range.
My bad. Thanks for correcting me.
The main ruler is set to “Bars+Beats”.
The original position of CC7=80 event is 1.3.1.0 (outside of range).
The start of range is 1.4.1.0.
The end of range is 2.4.1.0.
Sorry for not posting the original example. I hope this one makes more sense.
I understand this is the normal behavior in Cubase 12. What I’m interested is how are things in Cubase 13. Does it behave the same?
I wouldn’t expect the 80 would ever be copied, regardless of the DAW or version of the DAW. So the answer is no. If you look at the list view it might be clearer why that is so.
Would’ve been nice if the MIDI part got sliced so that a new “80” event would be created (at the beginning of the range selection). Thanks anyway.
Thanks for the details.
it is clear now that you are not describing a technical issue. Rather this is a much deeper question reagrding the general design philosophy of Cubase and how it interprets MIDI and, in consequence, makes it accessible to the users.
Short answer to the question: C13 is the same as C12 in this regard.
Actually, it also might be a technical issue…
See what section of the MIDI part I copied? This section clearly doesn’t include notes beyond the range selection end. However, when I glue the existing MIDI part with the existing one, something strange happens…
This indeed seems to be an undesired result, also known as a bug.
I can replicate this behaviour on my install (Cubase 12.0.60, PC).
