I was always ‘annoyed’ with Cubasis V2 when i (RE)record a drum pattern to e.g. fix a mistake in the beat.
The added midi info was always layered or overdubbed, whatever it is called, with those additional MIDI information
on top of the old ones. So if i redo that 3 times i have 3 midi parts on top of each other.
So, this should be now different in Cubasis 3 as it has these “new recording modes”, but i can’t get it to work.
What am i doing wrong, or is that now, a bug in the new version?
… but i think that would be ‘hard’ to select e.g. 3 layers as i have to first move them in the track, rearrange and glue them together.
[b]Possible dupe to this - maybe called Punch In/Out Problems:[/b]
https://www.steinberg.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=300&t=191811
https://www.steinberg.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=300&t=184113
https://www.steinberg.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=300&t=189859&p=1004375&hilit=Overdub+Looper#p1004375
https://www.steinberg.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=183&t=162317&p=989701&hilit=Overdub+Looper#p989701
Thank you very much Lars for that fast answer, but that was not really the question.
Basically i wanted to know how/if a subsequent edit on e.g. a drumtrack/midi track possible is,
WITHOUT layering those 2 edits. (And without doing it in the lower MIDI view). So in the end
to have just one layer instead of e.g. 3 layers. Or is manually gluing them together the only possibility (if that is a possibility)
Sorry for maybe being a pain, but No, that does not help.
Because if they are (over)laying over each other you can not select both midi layers
and therefore can not select GLUE.
If i move to above layer just a bit, so i can see and select the second one, they are
glued together BUT wrong/not in sync-
Example:
Record a 4 on the floor drum rhythm with a classic machine.
Stop the recording.
Restart the recording and add hihats with the same classic machine.
Result: Those hihats are than on the same TRACK BUT on a new layer above
of the drum rhythm (and not inside/on that drum layer).
Again, my question as easy as it can write it:
Is there no possibility to add additional notes to an existing midi track,
by overdubbing/RErecording/adding notes (whatever it is called) to the current
midi track without doing that manually in the lower midi panel.
Sorry for maybe being a pain, but No, that does not help.
Because if they are (over)laying over each other you can not select both midi layers
and therefore can not select GLUE.
If i move to above layer just a bit, so i can see and select the second one, they are
glued together BUT wrong/not in sync-
Hi Stefan,
These are the steps:
Choose SELECT from the sub menu
Tap and hold above the MIDI events to be selected and move the finger slightly
Tap GLUE to combine the events into a single event.
Please add this to the manual. I just searched 30 min or so.
(Manual page 12: Select
Use this button and draw out a selection rectangle to select multiple events or notes. Tap this button again to deactivate it and to enable other options.)
should say Tab and hold.
Cheers M.