The strangest thing has happened . I’m doing a track then all of a sudden the external Nord synth A1 is out of tune with cubase instruments and the track and vst.
I Checked the synth but the Nord is in perfect pitch with a tuner and guitars I have.
But now in my Cubase project everything in the track is almost a semi tone out of tune.
Is there a way to ‘master tune’ Cubase or have I done something strange ?
any help be great, strange how the tuning should stray like that ? was fine always before.
Even though the track tempo is 128 bpm the track suddenly sounds odd, kinda faster or higher pitched ? or warped
First thing that comes to mind is that maybe you have accidentally set the midi part to be transposed by a semitone. Other possible reason is that you have (likewise accidentally) recorded some pitch bend information in the part putting it out of tune.
Cubase 9 had somehow changed the sample rate to 44 and my soundcard is set at 48. Soon as I went back to cubase
and the project section and changed Cubase back to 48 all was fine. Tracks aint like Micky Mouse vocals and MY Nord is back in tune with VST Instruments.
Thanks for your Kind Help and thanks to the Thrillseekers who spoke on the Phone to me telling me the problem too and how to fix.
Could this be a bug in Cubase 9 that needs reporting ?
i am having similar issues but sample rate is correct, the vst, say a piano or bass will play in tune then out of nowhere it goes out of tune and wont go back to being in tune
Go to Project>Project Setup
Under “Record File Format” in Sample Rate, change the sample rate to 48.000kHz in the drop down menu.
Click OK and the VSTs should start playing the right key.
THANK YOU!!! I was having the same problem, and I had no idea what was going on!
Seems my steinberg/yamaha USB ASIO sample rate is 44K while the “Generic Low Latency ASIO Driver” sample rate is 48K. So, playing back songs with the different ASIO drivers was causing the pitch shift.