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2015/01/26 16:27:01 (permalink)

Bounce Midi Track (Sonar 2015)

Can someone give me a heads up on how to render a midi instrument to Audio Track in 2015.
I right click on Midi Part and click "Bounce to Clip(s)" then nothing seems to happen?
Is the clip stored somewhere or do I have it all "back the front"?
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    Re: Bounce Midi Track (Sonar 2015) 2015/01/26 17:07:13 (permalink) ☼ Best Answerby Beachboy 2015/01/26 17:26:17
    Bounce to Clip(s) is for rendering non-destructive edits/processing permanent and merging separate clips of the same type together - whether audio or MIDI. What you are wanting to do is render the output of a soft synth being driven by a MIDI clip. This is done by Tracks > Bounce to Track(s) with both the MIDI and synth audio output tracks selected (assuming they're separate and not combined as a Simple Instrument track). Or you can use the Freeze functionality to generate an audio clip in place in the synth track.

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    Re: Bounce Midi Track (Sonar 2015) 2015/01/26 17:30:24 (permalink)
    Thanks brundlefly
    That worked like a charm.
    I was searching for options up on the "menu bar" couldn't see the "Tracks Option", obviously new to Sonar (trying to transition from Cubase).
    Really appreciate the help. 
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    Re: Bounce Midi Track (Sonar 2015) 2015/01/26 21:30:41 (permalink)
    Welcome to the Sonar community! Happy music making!

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    Re: Bounce Midi Track (Sonar 2015) 2015/01/27 00:32:54 (permalink)
    Glad to help. Having tried some other DAWs, I know how challenging it can be to navigate a new one.

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    Re: Bounce Midi Track (Sonar 2015) 2015/08/30 18:57:27 (permalink)
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    Bounce to Clip(s) is for rendering non-destructive edits/processing permanent and merging separate clips of the same type together - whether audio or MIDI. What you are wanting to do is render the output of a soft synth being driven by a MIDI clip. This is done by Tracks > Bounce to Track(s) with both the MIDI and synth audio output tracks selected (assuming they're separate and not combined as a Simple Instrument track). Or you can use the Freeze functionality to generate an audio clip in place in the synth track.


    If it is combined in a simple track is there a way to bounce to track to get just the audio? I have the same question for kontack instruments, I have the audio in a separate track that is using the input from the midi and that makes it a simple track. I can freeze the audio and see the wave files but I need the audio so I can split my rim shot from my snare. Any suggestions welcome
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    Re: Bounce Midi Track (Sonar 2015) 2015/08/31 05:29:05 (permalink)
    Just freeze the synth via the synth rack

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    Re: Bounce Midi Track (Sonar 2015) 2015/08/31 10:32:16 (permalink)
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    Bounce to Clip(s) is for rendering non-destructive edits/processing permanent and merging separate clips of the same type together - whether audio or MIDI. What you are wanting to do is render the output of a soft synth being driven by a MIDI clip. This is done by Tracks > Bounce to Track(s) with both the MIDI and synth audio output tracks selected (assuming they're separate and not combined as a Simple Instrument track). Or you can use the Freeze functionality to generate an audio clip in place in the synth track.


    If it is combined in a simple track is there a way to bounce to track to get just the audio? I have the same question for kontack instruments, I have the audio in a separate track that is using the input from the midi and that makes it a simple track. I can freeze the audio and see the wave files but I need the audio so I can split my rim shot from my snare. Any suggestions welcome

    If I understand, what you are asking for, is to keep the original synth track and work only with the audio.
    Nothing of difficult. Drag and drop the audio freezed into a new audio track while holding ctrl key: so you will copy your synth audio track and keep the original one for archive (once done this, you will want to unfreeze and keep only the original midi file)... Hope I understood your question.

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