Peter J
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Drum loops timing
In SONAR through 8.5 I was able to insert a drum loop and it would conform to the bpm of the project. This was true for both non-Acid audio loops and MIDI loops. In X3c I have lost that. Anyone know how to get that back?
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brundlefly
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Re: Drum loops timing
2013/11/19 18:30:09
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MIDI will always take on the project tempo unless you open the MIDI file as a new project, in which case the project will take on the MIDI clip's tempo. Non-acidized/groove-clipped audio clips will not conform to the project tempo; if they did, acidizing/groove-clipping would not be necessary.
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Peter J
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Re: Drum loops timing
2013/11/20 07:04:27
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Re: Drum loops timing
2013/11/20 08:06:43
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Yeah, we heard you the first time  How about providing just a little bit more information about what you're doing and how you're doing it
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Marcus Curtis
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Re: Drum loops timing
2013/11/20 10:07:04
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Peter J
In SONAR through 8.5 I was able to insert a drum loop and it would conform to the bpm of the project. This was true for both non-Acid audio loops and MIDI loops. In X3c I have lost that. Anyone know how to get that back?
-Phoen1x
If you are using Addictive Drums you got to make sure it is using the host tempo. With Addictive Drums open you will see 4 page buttons on the top right of the program. they are marked Kit, Edit, FX, and Beats Click on the Beats button and that section opens. Underneath those buttons to the far right you will see three more buttons called Host, Sync and tempo. Activate the tempo button by clicking on it. It should turn orange. Now Addictive Drums is set to the host tempo which in this case is Sonars tempo. It should work now
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brundlefly
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Re: Drum loops timing
2013/11/20 12:59:04
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Marcus Curtis
If you are using Addictive Drums you got to make sure it is using the host tempo.
If that's it, the issue is very poorly described. Big difference between "sync a drum synth's internal pattern player", and "insert a drum loop".  If it really is an issue with ordinary MIDI clips dragged into a project, then we need more detail and maybe an example involving a clip bundled with SONAR.
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Re: Drum loops timing
2013/11/20 12:59:56
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