If the input transformer adds octaves above, below or transposes the existing midi one octave up or down, this midi data should be displayed to the score editor if the user wants that.
Are you referring to the Input Transformer in the āBasicsā tab (the top tab) of the Inspector? That does do what you describe- though it cannot add more notes, it can only transform or filter incoming midi.
Maybe you could say what you need to have happen exactly, and maybe someone could point you to the right tool?
Yes, I am.
Yes, thatās what I do.
To have the SOUNDING notes in written form in the full score I need to
- disable the transformer
- use the very same Logical Editor Preset, to permanently write down Midi data
- while also reviewing by hand if the transformer is turned on for every single event (because I use automation of the Midi insert)
The problem:
I use automation to turn on and off the transformer by automating Insert 1, 2, 3, 4 on many many tracks. If there would be a button that says āWrite transformed Midi to the scoreā that would eliminate the task of reviewing the entire project again.
Maybe I could write a macro if it would be possible access the Midi Inserts from within the (Project) Logical Editor. Thatās another thing that bothers me.
Sorry, I must not be understanding your question. The input transformer (which is not a midi insert) does transpose incoming midi in the way you describe above.
Thatās so kind of you. Iām sorry that I mistakenly said āinput transformerā. I now tried it as well with the input transformer.
When transposing this line here
The changes are not displayed in the sheet music.
Here are my settings, just in case youāre wondering:
Donāt forget to turn on Module 1 with the little power button in the tab. Easy one to miss thereā¦
Your patience is outstanding. Thank you so much.
The input transformer changes the notes that I play live but not the notes that I recorded. The button is now turned on. Iām using Cubase 7.
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Thatās correct, because only the live input can be modified by the input transformer. So for modifying material that already exists, you would use the Logical Editor.
If you havenāt already, play around with a couple of the included Logical Editor presets, and also note that these presets appear in the Key Commands dialog- you can create keystroke shortcuts for each of them.
Thank you very much Steve!