If other devices or soft synths had the same issue I might agree, but like the guy that started this thread I only have this problem with my wavestation. This might actually be due to the timing clock from your DAW not being very accurate The wavestation just seems to pick some BPM that is separate yet relative (as in the speed increases and decreases when I make changes to the timing on the DAW) to the internal clock of Cubase 3. I am having the same difficulty with a sequence that is programmed in an even number of steps (16 steps all with a duration of 8).
It means that wave sequence step durations that are not 1, 2, 4, 8, 16 etc wont be in time with other things in sync with the same midi clock Music | adventures in sound | gear for sale To get sixteenths you need to edit the step durations to 8 Some of the wavesequences are not set up to play in time with midi I have been all thru the Wavestation manual ad nauseum and cannot find how to adjust the tempo of a preset. When I record a sequence with Wavestation and then try to play another VST instrument I have to either play perfectly in time or edit each note by hand, as the Wavestation sequence does not correspond with beats/bars as shown in Cubase. When I raise and lower the Cubase tempo, the tempo of Wavestation raises and lowers as well, but the tempo is not the same. The tempo at which Wavestation plays does, indeed, vary with the tempo at which Cubase is set. When i use other VST instruments, any patches with a tempo automatically sync to the tempo I have Cubase set at. I am Using Cubase (3SX) and Korg Wavestation is my favorite plugin instrument.
I have been trying to figure something out for over a year and I guess I'm just slow, so I'm asking for help. Mark the topic unread :: View previous topic :: View next topic Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Chat Roomįorum index » Instruments and Equipment » General Discussion FAQ Calendar Search Memberlist Usergroups Links
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