midi import position problem

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nradisch
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2011/09/21 10:23:43 (permalink)

midi import position problem

Whenever I import a midi clip, Sonar always places it some random location that roughly corresponds to it's current idea of where the "end" of my track is. How do I get it to import the clip at the current marker? --Neil
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    brundlefly
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    Re:midi import position problem 2011/09/21 11:30:59 (permalink)
    MIDI clips should always import to the Now time. Is that not what's happening?


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    Re:midi import position problem 2011/09/21 14:52:24 (permalink)
    +1 to Brundlefty and maybe you need to set your snap to grid settings for a more accurate import.

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    nradisch
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    Re:midi import position problem 2011/09/22 07:16:11 (permalink)
    I'm not talking about being off by a beat or something, it gets placed WAY WAY off. For example: I create a track. I enter 20 bars of MIDI data into the track. Now I change my mind and delete all the MIDI data and decide to import something I have on disk. The import will ALWAYS end up at bar 20. Well, "always" with caveats. If I import it by dragging from the browser gizmo on the right hand side it lands in the correct place, but if I use the right click menu or any other method it ends up at bar 20. --Neil
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    Re:midi import position problem 2011/09/22 08:29:47 (permalink)
    Yes but where have you got the NOW time marker when all this is happening?

    Have you got it docked @ 01:01:000 or somewhere else?

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    Re:midi import position problem 2011/09/23 05:36:02 (permalink)
    The now marker is where I want the clip to land, but it's being ignored.
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