Cubase Sx midi recording problem...

[Unspoken]

I have this wierd problem when recording midi. Midi notes are actually recorded earlier, than they are actually played, so than I must move all of the notes, few ticks forward (usually 1/16 or 1/8 forward). I don't have this problems in Nuendo, only in SX. Can someone help me with this? Am I alone with this problem?
I am using SX 1.02. There was the same problem in 1.01 also.
Oh, and I should mention that this problem does not appear right away when I open SX, but after few minutes. At first I record midi notes normally, but after some time it goes wrong. And it doesn't metter if I record at the beginning of the track or not.

Thanks

[Bag]

Which midi input and interface are you using? You should have a choice of "All Inputs" rather than your specific instrument. Does the problem occur with this?

Bag

[godofthunder]

Which midi input and interface are you using? You should have a choice of "All Inputs" rather than your specific instrument. Does the problem occur with this?

Bag


I have the same problem
I tried doing that (selecting the All Inputs choice) but when I do that I can´t hear anything. I hav a M-audio Ocygen Controller

What can I do?

[Reegs]

They're sounding later than they're played? Sounds like a latency issue to me. Open up Cubase's audio settings and decrease your audio buffer size or switch to ASIO if possible, with a lower buffer size. The tradeoff is that the lower you go on latency the less time there is for your CPU to process audio, leading to pops, clicks, and glitches.

[godofthunder]

It´s not a latency issue
they sound the same time they are player, but that is not the problem


The problem is when I am recording midi, they sound in the right time, but they are recorded a bit earlier

[benmcc84]

I know exactly what your talking about man i have the same problem too! It drives me nuts, no matter how perfectly play in time i find that the actual midi data records in about 1/32 step too early! Can anyone help here??

[CraigDirty]

It is doing this because there is a device in Cubase that compensates for latency. It is compensating when you do not need compensation. Check the preferences for this option. I will check it next time I use CUbase and tell you.

[benmcc84]

Thanks Craig, if you do find out hat would be sweet if you could share the info with me!!

soon to be very grateful!!

ben