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Recording TAL-UN-O-LX arpeggiator onto Cubasis 2 timeline issue.

klattgalvinklattgalvin
in General App Discussion

Whenever I play to record an arpeggiated sequence onto Cubasis 2’s timeline, it sounds like it’s working and recording correctly, but when I listen to it back I end up getting extra notes and higher notes on the finished recording. I can’t figure out if this is is a Cubasis issue or TAL-UN-O-LX....

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  • wimwim

    @klattgalvin said:
    Whenever I play to record an arpeggiated sequence onto Cubasis 2’s timeline, it sounds like it’s working and recording correctly, but when I listen to it back I end up getting extra notes and higher notes on the finished recording. I can’t figure out if this is is a Cubasis issue or TAL-UN-O-LX....

    Are you sure you turned off the arpeggiator after you recorded the notes, and before you played them back? If not, then you'd hear the arpeggiator playing on top of arpeggiated notes.

  • klattgalvinklattgalvin

    @wim said:

    @klattgalvin said:
    Whenever I play to record an arpeggiated sequence onto Cubasis 2’s timeline, it sounds like it’s working and recording correctly, but when I listen to it back I end up getting extra notes and higher notes on the finished recording. I can’t figure out if this is is a Cubasis issue or TAL-UN-O-LX....

    Are you sure you turned off the arpeggiator after you recorded the notes, and before you played them back? If not, then you'd hear the arpeggiator playing on top of arpeggiated notes.

    That was it, Wim. Thanks for saving me time trying to fix it! 👍

  • wimwim

    @klattgalvin said:

    @wim said:

    @klattgalvin said:
    Whenever I play to record an arpeggiated sequence onto Cubasis 2’s timeline, it sounds like it’s working and recording correctly, but when I listen to it back I end up getting extra notes and higher notes on the finished recording. I can’t figure out if this is is a Cubasis issue or TAL-UN-O-LX....

    Are you sure you turned off the arpeggiator after you recorded the notes, and before you played them back? If not, then you'd hear the arpeggiator playing on top of arpeggiated notes.

    That was it, Wim. Thanks for saving me time trying to fix it! 👍

    No problem. Done that one myself more than once. :D

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