percepto
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Changing velocities of multiple notes across multiple clips
Any ideas?
I would like to change the velocities of multiple notes in a clip without editing every note individually.
Also, is there a way I can select clips and edit velocities (or any other parameter for that matter) across all clips?
This was something I could do easily in Cubase over 10 years ago so I imagine the function is somewhere in Sonar, just can't seem to find it!
Thanks for any info
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Re:Changing velocities of multiple notes across multiple clips
March 03, 13 5:54 AM
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In Track view you could select all the clips you want to change and then "scale velocities"...To either specific values or a % or a scale from one value to another.
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Re:Changing velocities of multiple notes across multiple clips
March 03, 13 5:55 AM
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or *I think* select all the tracks in Piano View and use the draw velocity tool in there....
Theres a few ways of doing this basically.
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percepto
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Re:Changing velocities of multiple notes across multiple clips
March 03, 13 6:39 AM
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Thanks.
It worked, but only after I converted my step sequencer clip (it is a drum pattern) to a midi clip, which I didn't want to do as when I convert it back again, the names of the drums have changed (not drastic, I know, but still messy)If I don't convert it, the option to scale velocity is greyed out in the Process menu
So, there's no way to give a kick drum the same velocity across notes and/or clips? Seems a bit of an obvious one.
Am I missing something?
Cheers
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Re:Changing velocities of multiple notes across multiple clips
March 03, 13 7:09 AM
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I cant help you here as I only use PRV for drums.
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Re:Changing velocities of multiple notes across multiple clips
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Re:Changing velocities of multiple notes across multiple clips
March 03, 13 11:05 AM
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Thanks, this was a really helpful video. It still doesn't work on step sequencer clips though.
It does seem that there is no way to edit multiple notes in a step sequencer clip.
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Re:Changing velocities of multiple notes across multiple clips
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Re:Changing velocities of multiple notes across multiple clips
March 03, 13 6:04 PM
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Scott - thanks for that link. It's helpful!
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Re:Changing velocities of multiple notes across multiple clips
March 03, 13 6:21 PM
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have you tried opening this up in PRV and clicking on the note you want to change the velocitys on ?
after clicking the note on the piano,it highlights every note/the perticuliar note,then grab one note with the smart tool and change the velocity.
it should change every note of the same key or the notes that are highlighted
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Re:Changing velocities of multiple notes across multiple clips
March 03, 13 6:36 PM
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for better or worse, the step sequencer is like a micro host. you can have different notes each running to a different soft synth in sonar via one step sequencer clip. you can do this by clicking the > arrow button and then double-clicking where the synth name is and selecting a different synth to route to. this can be useful in setting up harmonies in step sequencer and keeping all the notes consolidated in one place. the drawback is that all the editing has to be done via the step sequencer unless you bounce to a clip, which would screw up multiple synth outs. it's like the same facility in a drum map where you can route to different synths.
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Re:Changing velocities of multiple notes across multiple clips
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