Groove Clips

If your recorded audio doesn't start/end at a zero-crossing in the audio, you can get clicks/pops. SONAR doesn't automatically apply fades, but you can apply a fade to the clip yourself.

Either drag the upper corner of the clip to create a fade graphically or select the clip and choose Clips > Fade Clips in the Track view menu to input more precise values for the fade.

Scott

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If it's affecting more thsan one note then you have more than one note selected.

Start by making sure nothing is selected (ctrl + shift + a), then select your note and edit the velocity. I find it easiest to simply enter the new velocity in the relevant box in the ControlBar, can't remember which section it is, but it's similar in form & function to the Event Inspector in 8.5.3

Actually I just found an image on Google of the Control Bar - and it IS still called the Event Inspector.

There are probably several ways to change velocity, but I find this method the easiest.