Re:How To Create a Midi click track
2010/04/04 21:51:27
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I'll try to elaborate a bit on what Janet wrote.
Is that the EdirolVSC(DXi)?
I can go back as far as SHS4 (hopefully Sonar 2.2 is similar)
In the tool bar, click Insert>DXi Synth>EDIROL VSC.
Select MIDI Source Track, First Synth Output(Audio), and Synth Property Page.
Click OK.
At the bottom of your screen, select the Advanced tab. This should reveal Input, Output, Bank and Patch settings in the MIDI track.
You may need to drag the bottom of the MIDI track down to see them.
Set your Channel to 10: VSC GM2 Rhythym.
In Bank, select 15360-GM2 Drum Set.
In Patch (it should have an icon that looks like a 1/4" plug), select STANDARD1. This will give you the complete standard GM2 drum set.
Now in the tool bar, select Piano Roll.
The piano roll should open with the names of all the drums showing.
The first beat will be a blue line at the start of all the measures, and the rest orange. SHS4 opens to a default BPM of 100, and 4/4 time.
You can change these values in the transport at the top of your screen.
VERY IMPORTANT. Make sure you have the BPM and meter set to what you want before you record audio. The audio tempo cannot be changed after the fact.
When you export the project, select Entire Mix, and the click track should be included in the final wav file.
Some of your options in S2.2 may be slightly different, but that should give you the gist of it.
hth.
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