Got it to work - and the result is the exact same as the original project played by the Arranger. (I did just simply copy each of my arranged events to a New project and have gotten that to work, but that is not supposed to be necessary, ya know…) I have not found anything in the manual that says Cubase’s Flatten process needs to have simplicity as a prerequisite in order for the Flatten Function to succeed - but my experiences with the Flattening seems to indicate this is how it works.Ĭan you please give me clues about how the flatten can work successfully? Thanks much. I have not found anything in the Cubase manual that discuss any of many possible variations that project can have within projects, and it also seems evident that the Flatten Process is not able to account for the many variations that can be configured in a project. In this project for me there is still mismatches after flattening is executed and I am trying a few more things to figure out why. Your Flattening settings will be kept.I have been testing some variations - back to previous version before altering ANY of the audio events - I set the BEGINNING of the projects tempo track to match what ALL of the arranged events have for tempo = 87, doing so resulted in the audio segments NOT getting cut short - so it seems clear that Cubase just blindly uses whatever the tempo is at the beginning of the project and does not use any of the tempos from the Arranged Events - I think that is clearly a bug.
If you realize that you want to do further arrangements, you can click the “Go Back” button and make your adju stments. You can now flatten the arranger track by clicking the Flatten button. The available options are: In the Options section you can make further settings. The available options are: The Destination section allows you to choose where the result of the flattening is saved. In the Source section you can specify which arranger chains are flattened. In the window that opens, select the desired options.
By using flattening options you can define which chain is flattened, where it is stored and how it is named together with other options. Flattening options Sometimes it might be useful to keep the original arranger events even after flattening t he arranger track. The project will now play back exactly as in Arranger mode, but you can view it and work with it as usual.
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