When I shrink a MIDI clip, I often have notes that will extend beyond the end of the newly sized clip. Is there any way to make Cubase truncate the note? Right now I have to open the key editor on every clip and drag the note-off point of every note that extends beyond the end of the clip.
–Neil
Hi,
I remember, there was a discussion about this in the past already. I remember, there wasn’t a clear solution.
What I’m thinking of right now would be a Macro, which you would call after you shrink the MIDI Part:
I haven’t tried though.
I’ve just started using Cubase (still on my one month demo license), so macros are just a bit too intimdating at the moment. I suppose, as a future feature, one could have some modified clip shrink that would change the note off values.
There’s a preference setting in Editing > Midi to enable the splitting of notes and/or controller messages when splitting a midi event.
Assuming that is checked for notes, then the quickest macro-free way to make the overhang go away may be to split the event in the Project Window and then delete the second event.
Ah okay. I had tried splitting the events but that had the same bad result. I’ll have to check that setting.