Is it possible to create a Logical Editor preset that creates a note at C0, a 16th long, at courser position? Or its this just a dream of me?^^
The Expression Maps is the best method which does not cause further problems (see the BTW below).
Here is the alternative way you are asking for:
1. Logical Editor Preset details.
Conditions:
Type is; Equal; Note;
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Operations:
Value1; Set to Fixed value; C0;
Length; Set to Fixed value; 0.00.01.000 PPQ (sixteen note)
Position; Subtract; 0.00.00.050 PPQ
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Function: Insert
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Note: Cubase sends the Note events (if several notes/chord are placed to the same position) using a top to bottom Note pitch order. Meaning that if you create a C0 when you select D3 for example then C0 will be sent after D3 which will not switch the Articulation. I have added the third condition (Position) to subtract the Note time a little bit.
2. Quick Key Command.
Store the Logical Editor preset as "Insert KS C0" for example.
Go to the Cubase Key Commands and search for "Insert KS". The search wizard will find and select the "Insert KS C0" preset. Assign a user/custom Key Command.
3. Operation. Select a Note you want to change the articulation and press the quick key command. A sixteen note C0 will be inserted.
BTW: The real Note Events KS cause the following issues:
- The Articulations do not chase when you move back & forth throughout the project.
- The KS are printed in the score.
- The KS are destroyed when you transpose the region or the track.