The problem I’m facing is that Cubase’ score editor does not represent the notes as they appear in the MIDI editor.
For example, in the MIDI editor, I notated a Clarinet run (up and down) 16th notes in 12/8 meter. The total number of notes is 16. In the Score editor, however, they show up on top of each other. everything is messed up.
Same problem after importing into Sibelius. A lot of notes, especially those with small length (16th, tuplets, …), are affected. some treble clefs are converted to percussion clefs…etc
How to solve this?
I want to upload a JPEG image to further explain the case…how to do it?
PS: Everything is quantised in cubase and “punctual”.
I would be very appreciative for your help
Would be nice, if you could attach the screenshot. Click to “Upload attachement” tab bellow the text field.
Every single part has its own settings. Here you can define the minimal “lenght” and the “visual quantize”. It seams, your settings doesn’t fit to your part.
Sounds like you are in Page View, and you need to do an Auto-Layout. Or, you can go to Edit view. It is sort of necessary to read the first chapter at least of the Score and Printing section of the manual. This exact scenario is covered.
If you are importing a MIDI file into Sibelius, it is Sibelius itself that is determining how they appear.
What I have in my mind (sorry, I wasn’t in front of Cubase before)…
Open Score Settings, slect Staff tab. Here in the Main tab, you can see Display Quantize. If your real notes are 1/16, but the Display Quantize Notes is set to 1/8, then the result notes seems to be wrong.
