Not Hearing My Hi Hat Overdubs in Arranger

When I record to the arranger for some reason it won't record some hit hat overdubs I did in a drum clip. When I click record to arranger and then launch the scene I can hear the overdubbed hi hats as it's recording but when I go into the arranger and play back what I recorded to the arranger the hi hats are not recorded. Why is this, and can it be fixed without re-recording the hi hat part?

Did you arm the arranger track before recording?

Did you remember to re-record your arrangement?

Can you make a short video?
I bet it's something real simple.

Shift + rec to arm for recording in arrangement.

Try disabling TC (Time corrections). I’ve noticed that otherwise it won’t record my trap hihat rolls.

Maybe it records them but quantizes all notes in the roll to the same spot?

HouseWithoutMouse wrote:Maybe it records them but quantizes all notes in the roll to the same spot?

Would upping the ppq help in that case?

64hz wrote:

HouseWithoutMouse wrote:Maybe it records them but quantizes all notes in the roll to the same spot?

Would upping the ppq help in that case?

I doubt it & it doesn't even really up the PPQ it just displays as if it were, so if your coming from a seq that had a higher PPQ it will make more sense on the Force seq. At least that's that way I understand that feature from reading the manual.

TimeCorrection is a quantizer. If you've set it to quantize to 16th notes, and you play in stuff faster than that, for example a trap hihat roll, the TimeCorrection still does what it's told and quantizes the roll to 16th notes. It doesn't know the genre. Maybe in a future AI version it will detect the genre and figure out that the burst of notes is meant to represent one single note-with-roll entity. But for now the roll looks like a bunch of independent notes to the TimeCorrection i.e. quantizer.