+1. It does frustrate that stuff like this goes unaddressed for so long. I think that one day, steinberg should do a 0.5 update that doesnt introduce any new features but is just a housekeeping sweep through the entire program to tighten things like this up. Last few updates made decent progress, but still a way to go.
It often just feels a bit clunky and held together with tape compared to Ableton. (Still lots I love about Cubae over Ableton though!)
+1 Feels like groundhog dayâŚ
Hi, I´ve being asking for this for the last 2 versions and⌠notihing.
Maybe we can ask the acoustic musicians and singers: - âPlease, avoid triplets, it´s Cubase, sorryâŚâ
+1 itâs such as basic function I assumed I was just not able to find it. It would be great if Steinberg could address this, there has been a lot of requests across the various threads for quite some time.
+1
I run in to this problem all the time.
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I have just found out that it wasnât me who couldnât figure how to do this.
Yes, my friends, Cubase ELEVEN STILL doesnât have this very, very, oh so very basic feature.
Sometimes I believe I wasnât thinking straight when I decided to buy this DAWâŚ
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Bump this itâs a no brainer really
+1
This is a major issue - it has been buggin me for ages! How comes such a basic feature is not available?? I need it all the time and it`s drivin me crazy 
+1
All time-align-related midi posibilities should be in a sample editor too
Including Global tracks
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+1
I need the grid of the sample editor to display triplets. Why is it different from the project grid?
Also, would be useful for everyone on this thread to VOTE this! There only 3 votes!
Also, would be useful for everyone on this thread to VOTE this! There only 3 votes!
Thereâs another newer thread on this topic that currently have 19 votes. Youâd be better off adding votes there and not spreading them out.
https://forums.steinberg.net/t/triplet-dotted-grid-snap-in-audio-editors/158550
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bump!
Achieved with Cubase 12.
Please remove your votes.