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2013/08/23 10:17:31 (permalink)

Need Help with 2 Problems in Sonar X2

Hi everyone 
I have these major issues :
1-When i import a wav file (usually short and medium length) they not locate in the time i want and goes to far end(like measure 2567!)
2-after Recording a MIDI track(not audio) it fits to a little backward (about 1/8) and i have to move it forward manually
 
Any Advice would be greatfull!
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    John
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    Re: Need Help with 2 Problems in Sonar X2 2013/08/23 10:47:28 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby Beetyar 2013/08/23 12:34:48
    The first is because the imported file has a time stamp on it. In preferences you turn off so the Sonar will ignore the time stamp,
     
    On no. 2 I can't say I know what you are asking.  Are you say the MIDI is late?

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    Beetyar
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    Re: Need Help with 2 Problems in Sonar X2 2013/08/23 12:34:11 (permalink)
    Thank you my friend 
    no there is no midi latency just after record it move a little to backward!
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    Re: Need Help with 2 Problems in Sonar X2 2013/08/23 12:37:28 (permalink)
    If its moves after you recorded it, then you either have 'Snap To Grid' enabled or you have some sort of 'Offset' enabled in the preference menu.
     
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    Re: Need Help with 2 Problems in Sonar X2 2013/08/23 12:44:59 (permalink)
    The MIDI timing might be off (depending on what audio/MIDI device is used).
    RME MIDI ports used to have an issue with Sonar (had to load a specific driver to solve it)... where the MIDI timing was a bit off (but it was consistent)
     
    If the OP (or his client) stops exporting Broadcast Wav files from the previous app/s, the first problem will (also) go away.

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    Beetyar
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    Re: Need Help with 2 Problems in Sonar X2 2013/08/23 16:02:38 (permalink)
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    If its moves after you recorded it, then you either have 'Snap To Grid' enabled or you have some sort of 'Offset' enabled in the preference menu.
     
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    Thanks , can you tell me more about offset setting please?
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    Re: Need Help with 2 Problems in Sonar X2 2013/08/23 16:04:35 (permalink)
    Jim Roseberry
    The MIDI timing might be off (depending on what audio/MIDI device is used).
    RME MIDI ports used to have an issue with Sonar (had to load a specific driver to solve it)... where the MIDI timing was a bit off (but it was consistent)
     
    If the OP (or his client) stops exporting Broadcast Wav files from the previous app/s, the first problem will (also) go away.


    Thank you, I have Motu 828 mk3 
    maybe i have to look around Device setting
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    Re: Need Help with 2 Problems in Sonar X2 2013/08/26 04:23:48 (permalink)
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    The first is because the imported file has a time stamp on it. In preferences you turn off so the Sonar will ignore the time stamp,
     
    On no. 2 I can't say I know what you are asking.  Are you say the MIDI is late?


    Thank you John the first issue Solved
    Appreciate it 
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    Jim Roseberry
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    Re: Need Help with 2 Problems in Sonar X2 2013/08/26 10:23:14 (permalink)
    FWIW, I don't remember the 828mkIII having an issue with MIDI timing.
    Worst case scenario, you could use a dedicated MIDI interface.
    ie: Cakewalk UM-One ($40)
     

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