Finding Midi Beat Pattern

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2008/08/20 22:26:05 (permalink)

Finding Midi Beat Pattern

I have a drum track filled with clips... The first two clips I can read 'Pop Rock' on the upper left corner of each clip... On all the other clips, which are not the same as the first two it reads Untitled... I am trying to find that beat but I am having to go through my entire midi beat library and it's taking forever... there must be an easier way to find what that beat is.... any suggestions? I know there is a bug in HS that places the word 'busy' on each track so I,m wondering is this the same thing.... I had the beat name up there for awhile... I didn't write it down like I should have... I'm using Addicted Drums by the way... Can anyone help me out?
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    daveny5
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    RE: Finding Midi Beat Pattern 2008/08/20 22:41:34 (permalink)
    Right click the clip, and go to the Audio Files tab and that will tell you the file name and location.

    I don't have that problem, but I use Sonar7 Producer so I don't know if its a Sonar 6 problem. Check the file properties and see if it finds the file and location.

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    RE: Finding Midi Beat Pattern 2008/08/20 22:48:50 (permalink)

    ORIGINAL: daveny5

    Right click the clip, and go to the Audio Files tab and that will tell you the file name and location.

    I don't have that problem, but I use Sonar7 Producer so I don't know if its a Sonar 6 problem. Check the file properties and see if it finds the file and location.

    I right clicked it and went to file properties and there was nothing printed in the box... any other ideas for my shrinking head Dave? (besides writing each file down )

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    RE: Finding Midi Beat Pattern 2008/08/20 23:04:06 (permalink)
    Nope. Either Sonar can't find the file (did you move it) or its a bug in the program (which I doubt, but its possible).

    Also, I know nothing about Addictive drums. I use drum groove clips. Are they MIDI clips or audio clips?
    post edited by daveny5 - 2008/08/20 23:31:27

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    RE: Finding Midi Beat Pattern 2008/08/20 23:06:30 (permalink)
    I didn't move the file... and I'm not using Vista... XP Pro....... I checked a couple of my other projects and some of them are like that and some tell me the beat... Odd....

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    RE: Finding Midi Beat Pattern 2008/08/20 23:50:02 (permalink)
    I'm pretty sure its a problem with Addictive Drums and not Sonar. Apparently its not passing the filename to Sonar. Do you have the latest updates for that software? Try re-wrapping the VST (rescan).
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    RE: Finding Midi Beat Pattern 2008/08/21 08:05:23 (permalink)
    I am trying to find that beat but I am having to go through my entire midi beat library and it's taking forever...


    If you're wanting to use it in the same project (or even a new or different one) why not just copy it? Rename it what you wish...

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    Papa
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