Midi timing suggestion on recorded VST instruments.

system · May 14, 2012, 4:14pm

You make me laugh. You’ve been told over and over it’s an issue with your setup. Steinberg has stated this over and over and provided the fixes for it yet you still demand an official word on an un-official support forum. If you want an official word, Steiny has stated over and over to submit a support ticket. You fail to do even that.

You mopes need to read this;

Yer Mom III:

I’ll show you how much I understand. There are three main issues with Cubase and MIDI;

When recording MIDI, it either doesn’t record, records intermittantly or stacks all the notes at beat 1.

When recording MIDI, it sounds in sync while recording but after you hit stop all the MIDI data is shifted early on the grid, result being no sync.

When recording MIDI through a VSTi and recording the resulting audio live, in real time, the audio records later than the MIDI which is correct on the grid.

There are different settings to cure all of these. They’ve been covered multiple times both here and on the old forum. I know, I’ve answered a majority of the questions.

I’ve tried helping you mopes by telling you it’s been covered on the forums, in the KB and in the manual, but because I don’t spoon-feed you like mommy does, you get quiz at me. Get off your lazy a s s e s and find the answers for yourself. There’s no bug with Cubase, only between your ears and theres plenty of space for 'em too.

You clowns don’t even realize you’re all talking about different issues. The OP states Audio is ahead of MIDI and you stated MIDI is early. There are simple fixes for all of these issues if you’d bother to do some reasearch. And no, Timestamp isn’t a cure-all, especially for the issues stated above.