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andydeedpoll
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hi there,
a week or two ago, i was trying to add some audio to some midi instruments i'd already programmed - i was trying to layer some piano parts onto some fairly rhythmic and difficult to follow drums and percussion. i decided to mute everything to make the going easier, and i switched the metronome on, and got ready to record. the first time i thought i'd just performed Really badly
but after a few takes i realised that the metronome was out of sync by about a semi-quaver with the rest of the midi programming i'd already done - so i Was in time with the metronome, but the metronome wasn't in time with anything else 
has anyone got any ideas for setting it back in sync? it's strange, because i'm *fairly* sure i haven't done anything to make it do this, and i've been running Cubase for a while now, with no problems like this.
any thoughts?
thanks for the help,
Andy.
a week or two ago, i was trying to add some audio to some midi instruments i'd already programmed - i was trying to layer some piano parts onto some fairly rhythmic and difficult to follow drums and percussion. i decided to mute everything to make the going easier, and i switched the metronome on, and got ready to record. the first time i thought i'd just performed Really badly
but after a few takes i realised that the metronome was out of sync by about a semi-quaver with the rest of the midi programming i'd already done - so i Was in time with the metronome, but the metronome wasn't in time with anything else has anyone got any ideas for setting it back in sync? it's strange, because i'm *fairly* sure i haven't done anything to make it do this, and i've been running Cubase for a while now, with no problems like this.
any thoughts?
thanks for the help,
Andy.