Good night and very obligated by the corrections of previous bugs, but continuous with bug when importing audio .mp3 on the track, it works if you use a converter software
If I try to import direct .mp3 it doesn’t freeze, but it doesn’t let me use it
I could not import tempo track data from Cubase before, only by exporting both the tempo track & the audio track. With this new update, I can’t even do that anymore! VST LIve is not importing the data! The tracks appear, but there is no data contained in them. Please can we get this sorted ASAP? A lot of my backing tracks are from live bands & so have tempo change data. I cannot write hundreds of tempo changes in VST Live, I don’t know the tempo values!
Can you please find out why VST LIve is not importing data from Cubase exports ASAP? I now can’t continue with getting my songs ready for live shows.
Also with this new update, if I now duplicate a song part, the part being duplicated resets it’s trigger position & so I have to go back & set the trigger point again. These bugs are becoming quite tedious!
But before this update, the part being duplicated maintained its trigger position & the new part didn’t have one, ready to be set at a different point further on in the song. Now, BOTH parts have no trigger point after the duplication process. I have to go back & re-enter the original part’s trigger point.
Cannot confirm that either. New project, add 4 Parts, set triggers for 2,3, and 4 to bar 2, 3 and 4 resp., duplicate Part 2: Part 2 keeps its trigger, Part 2 (D) has no trigger.
Look, it’s not that we don’t beleive you that something may be wrong, but we need to be able to reproduce it somehow, best with a simple, minimzed step-by-step repro, thanks!
Ah, it wouldn’t let me input the particular values I needed. I tried a different value & it allowed me to add the tempo change. No problem, that’s an easy workaround, I’ll just add a tempo value much higher & then edit it once it’s been added.
Ah, it appears it’s Cubase (Pro 12) not exporting properly. I notice a folder appears with the track’s name (tempo), which then obviously contains the tempo/track data. I tried exporting again & that folder appeared. It didn’t before.
Not sure why Cubase isn’t always exporting the data folder then.
I’m adding each new part as I go, for instance turning a delay plugin on & off for certain words or phrases. I’m building the song step by step as it progresses. My problem is happening further on in the song, after I have created a trigger point for the latest song part. I have a workaround at the moment, where I’m creating two duplicates of the very first part at the beginning & then duplicating the second new part, which will never have a trigger point. I then just delete that extra part once the song has been built.
It’s only happening with this latest update, it worked fine with the previous version.
I notice that I can’t put in accurate tempo values, it seems to round them up to as close as possible. One of my songs has a constant tempo of 119.996, but I can only get 119.995 back from Live when I input my values. Not sure if that helps you too.
Hmmm, once a tempo has been entered (120), i can change it in the Tempo Track Inspector to 119.996. No? Maybe Micha has fixed something that I don’t know of here, though