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Cubase Q problem

etnarama
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Posted : Dec 29, 2010 19:36:32

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Not sure what is the problem with this project, cubase 5.
The audio is out of tempo/place and i cannot move it into tempo by moving it manually or by pressing Q. I tried quite a few things such as disabling snap change grid types and so on. Nothing changed
Is this a bug?
I use windows 7 ultimate 32bits

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supergroover
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Posted : Dec 31, 2010 11:09

is it set to bars? or seconds or frames?

cubase 3 sometimes doesnt align well either..

It should really be able to put them back in line if you drag them. Maybe check the forum on steinberg.net.

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Suloo
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Posted : Dec 31, 2010 18:54

bouce it out as audio files and provide the session(whole project) file...otherwise noone will be able to help you out..approximatly to 89%

its a setting you`ve missed

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Alekzis

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Posted : Jan 7, 2011 01:47

weird thing.
have you tried changing the grid to show beats and bars?

etnarama
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Posted : Jan 24, 2011 00:10

Found the issue...
So in the audio file there is a vertical grid which has an S and that has to go right till the beginning of the audio file... This vertical grid is no the ones that delimitate the entire file though... Bastard bug...

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Colin OOOD
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Posted : Jan 25, 2011 00:03

Not a bug. That line with the S is the Snap Point, marks the point in the audio file that Cubase will align with the beat when you quantise. This means you can quantise audio so that any given point in it is aligned with the beat, not just the beginning of the audio file. You must have moved it by mistake... it's actually a really really useful function.

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etnarama
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Posted : Jan 25, 2011 23:41

But how come I bounce the file and its still there?

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Colin OOOD
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Posted : Jan 26, 2011 19:27

If the audio event doesn't begin on grid point, I think the Snap Point automatically gets put on the first grid point in the audio file when you bounce. This is to help you when you want to move the audio file around in the arrangement - it will always be quantised the same way it was when you created it by bouncing. A lot of the audio files in the pic you posted don't start on a grid point, so I'm guessing this is why you're getting this issue.

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