In the upper portion of the main page (in Cubase), you'll find the grid for your resolution settings & some other stuff. Try going through a few of the resolution settings until you find what works for you. You can try a particular setting and if it does'nt work, do an undo and try another. Once you get it, do a save. And make sure you highlight the track your working on or open up the edit window for that track and do a "select all". Also I forgot to mention, you can go to the quantization page and make a selection there too. I try to avoid the pre-selected options for groove quantization. However, I will audition & experiment with all of the user choices, ie: straight, triplet & ect. Then follow through with the formentioned selection of the resolution. Hope this helps.

I think this was an issue with some versions of SX if that's what you are using. Go to the cubase forum (http://forum.cubase.net/cgi-bin/cubase.net/Ultimate.cgi) and do a search. Version 2.2 of SX is due to be released soon (see details at http://www.pluginpresets.com/photo.php) which may have fixed the problem if it wasn't fixed in an earlier fix(!)

Version 2.2 is a free maintenance update, but for SX (as opposed to SL) there are also some new VSTis and FX

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Here is the latest thread on midi being recorded to early in Cubase SX:

http://forum.cubase.net/forum/Forum2/HTML/064024.html

Seems you are not alone

Christ! Yeah, I see. Thanks for the link, maybe that's a better place to get help...