I have to say Cubase 11 is the best upgrade I have received so far. Rock solid here - except for a few bugs which I hope get fixed rather soon, like the MIDI CC curve bug when you change the tempo.
I am really enjoying the MIDI CC curves. Soooo much better.
Now, I was wondering if there is a way to tell Cubase to use the MIDI CC curves by default, i.e. always use a linear ramp between two points unless instructed to do otherwise? Would be great to have that as an option somewhere.
Doing mostly orchestral stuff there is little use of a jump in CC values.
This isn’t working for me. I close the edit window after changing the curve property up the top to ramp (because it keeps changing back to step) then come back and its at step again! I have the setting described by steve always set to ramp.
I would never want step. I’d like to know who here would. It has no use yet Nuendo 12.0.50 keeps defaulting back to it. Its a constant battle.
FR: A setting in preferences to NEVER use step! EVER!
On the rare occasion that we need a sharp jump its easy to draw in ramp mode by pulling the point directly next to the previous point.
Actually I came here looking for the opposite setting, to have it default to Steps. I work with CC controllers all the time, and most of them are on/off switches, so 128 levels doesn’t make sense for my workflow. Good that I found what I was looking for.
