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# Cubase 15 key switches are bleeding into the next notes

In Cubase, a "Reset" articulation returns your instrument to its default, neutral state (e.g., standard sustain/long). This is helpful if a preceding articulation, like a staccato or legato, is bleeding into your next notes.

Using the Reset FunctionIn the Articulations Lane: Draw the note you want to return to a neutral state. In the controller lane below, change that note's articulation to Reset from the drop-down menu (marked with a left-facing arrow icon).

Direction vs. Attribute: If you are using a Direction, the reset will apply until you change it. If using an Attribute, it only applies to the single note you have selected.

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