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2017/07/16 17:13:10 (permalink)

Editing transients markers in loop construction mode?

Can someone explain how to do this, I can get sonar to set transient markers and I can move them but can't work out to add or delete my own markers.

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    chuckebaby
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    Re: Editing transients markers in loop construction mode? 2017/07/16 20:55:58 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby ljb500 2017/07/17 08:55:45
     
    To add a marker: Move the mouse cursor to the Markers bar, at the beginning of a transient and double-click.
    To delete a marker: Use the erase tool
     

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    Re: Editing transients markers in loop construction mode? 2017/07/17 08:57:11 (permalink)
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    To add a marker: Move the mouse cursor to the Markers bar, at the beginning of a transient and double-click.
    To delete a marker: Use the erase tool
     




    thanks buddy, much appreciated. 
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    Re: Editing transients markers in loop construction mode? 2017/07/17 11:58:06 (permalink)
    No problem man.
    It all depends on what your trying to accomplish. If your looking to slice up clips for drum samples, you can do that in Track view and not even bother with the loop const window. If you are indeed creating groove clips, then you are in the right place. Good luck and happy music making.

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