Cubase Tutorial for recording arp notes?

[Cantankerous]

Got it sorted thanks to Joerg at Access.

[seanpace]

It would be helpful if you could maybe do a small tutorial on how you achieved this for people who stumble upon this in the future or for those who do not know

[Cantankerous]

This was exactly what I was asking in my first post. After nearly 40 views and zero effort being put in to wanting to sort me with an answer, I went to Access themselvesr. Something I should have done from the beginning.

Regardless, everything I had was 100% correct in terms of my setup from the first post. The only problem was on my end, where I wasn't turning the arp off in the patch itself before triggering the patch with the newly dumped arped notes. It was sounding like a train wreck because essentially the arps were fighting against each other with the arp still being enabled on the patch itself, while also being triggered by the dumped notes. The moment I disabled the arp from the patch itself, and relied solely on the dumped notes to play back the arp, all was gravy.

[seanpace]

I understand your frustration man, I never knew this was possible until your post so thank you for this. Funny how something so small and simple seems to always be the biggest problem

[Cantankerous]

Hey np, if you got something out out of it then great! Enjoy your new found tweak!

[Cantankerous]

Just another bit if info regarding recording arp notes. This function can only take place on odd part numbered channels, it will not work on even numbered parts. I emailed Access about this and they said it is a technical limitation of the Ti and that is how it is suppose to work.

Strange.

[annikk.exe]

Weird. So it won't work if you try to use it as patch (and midi channel) 2, 4, 6, etc?


-Annikk