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well i think i have a little midi problem
please see the pictures and tell me if i'm right or maybe i'm just paranoid
thanks in advance
p.s
the pics show the key editor in cubase before quantize and after.









<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: pinkmoon on 2006-02-05 07:03 ]</font>

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: pinkmoon on 2006-02-05 12:54 ]</font>

you say that i don't have any midi problem
it's all in my head.
i understand you right?
sorry about my poor english

Setting quantize and length to 1/8 could relieve your paranoia.

thank you chris and stardust
to be clear the problem is that the midi notes play little earlier
like you can see in the example pics.
tnx again.

don't use "emulated" midi ports.....

hi garyb i don't use emulated ports
i disable all off them with the ignoreportfilter file
if you have any other idea i'll be glad to hear.
thank you very much

assuming that you played the non-quantised notes by hand from a midi controller you should probably try not to play them so early.

the thread seems fishy to me whoever you are

why fishy?
tnx anyway.

It comes down to this really:
Do you quantise your material once you've recorded it?
If you do, don't worry about the notes being early since you're going to fix them anyways.

Maybe you are just playing early, or your metronome is playing early and you're following that as you play?

Most people rarely play exactly right on beat.

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<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: paulrmartin on 2006-02-07 05:30 ]</font>

i've solved this problem by disabling the direct draw accelleration in dxdiag video settings.

micron i tried that also But it's still the same unfortunately