This has slowed me down about 5-10% since it constantly selects the wrong track when using “track selection follows event selection”, which at least for me is mandatory for an efficient workflow. Which is doesn’t.Īmong the long list of bugs I’ve reported, this one is the most annoying one, and I hope Steinberg makes a priority of fixing this both in Cubase and Nuendo. If that was intended by software design, then it would be logical that even if the cursor started moving, it would select that track. If “Track Selection Follows Event Selection” is active, even if a Part is selected on another track than the active track, it should not automatically select that track when recording something during count-in. Neither does having the key editor open or closed. “Record in editor” on/off doesn’t make any difference. Observe that the recorded material ends up on the indended track.Do point 6-7 again, but don’t record anything during Count-In, instead way until count-in has finished.Observe that Track 1 (that has the event selected) is activated, and the recorded material ends up on that track instead of Track 2.Record some MIDI (CC or Notes) on Track 1 and Stop.Enable “Enable Record on Selected MIDI Track”.Enable “Track selection follows event selection”.I have FINALLY been able to reproduce this bug that has plagued me for years and I haven’t been able to pinpoint.

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