Vertical lines on Midi Track

Cubase
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Hi Folks,

These lines have started to appear on some parts of my midi track and in this example one is EZD the other is HSSE ?
Anyone tell me what causes this anomoly as I’m relatively new to cubase. I normally try and suss things out myself but in this case I’m beat !

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They are controller data, and as always - you guess it, it´s a setting preferences, if they are shownb or not

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TC yer a star !!!.(and apparently i’m as thick as…)
I reckon another 10 years and I might have the basics of this Cubase under my hat :laughing:

Cheers TC.

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… and if you want to see what that controller data actually was, the quickest way is to open the MIDI Part in the List Editor (and, I have a strong suspicion it was probably aftertouch from your keyboard :wink: )

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Cheers Vic…It’s After touch !

How do I prevent that in future then ?

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Use a keyboard without aftertouch…

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:laughing: :laughing: Good answer - Where’s me Screwdriver set !

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… or don’t play anything at al! :stuck_out_tongue:

Seriously though, you can filter out aftertouch, (or any other CC# dater, for that matter), once again in Preferences>MIDI>MIDI Filter.

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:laughing: Yep I’ve done it…I was just havin’ a bit o’ fun

Thanks again.

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I’ve filtered the aftertouch, but realize that I while I don’t need it for most of my Orchestral instruments, some of my synths respond to it. Is there a way to filter aftertouch on a track by track basis?

Thanks

[Edit] Never Mind, Found it: Go to Track, in the inspector click the squiggly arrow (input transformer) Select it to filter Aftertouch (global) and you’re set.