Viewing Velocity etc images in clips

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December 26, 13 12:55 AM (permalink)

Viewing Velocity etc images in clips

How do I enable the "hills and valleys" view of velocity/volume etc in my view of Clips...(I dont mean the single standard telegraph pole line..I get that) When editing say velocity i would like to see a more detailed picture in the Clip.  Anyone know how?
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    brundlefly
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    Re: Viewing Velocity etc images in clips December 26, 13 7:01 PM (permalink)
    Velocity is part of the Note On message so there's only one per note; it's not technically a controller, but SONAR displays it that way for editing convenience and consistency. Proper controller messages are also discrete events; nothing is sent between the "telegraph poles".
     
    You can, however, create MIDI automation envelopes that will send interpolated controller messages according to the envelope shapes between automation nodes. Here's a screenshot of a Re-recorded MIDI envelope which was then converted back to an envelope by the option in the clips menu. This is X3, but pre-X-series versions can do the same.
     

    post edited by brundlefly - December 26, 13 7:37 PM

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    Re: Viewing Velocity etc images in clips December 27, 13 7:20 AM (permalink)
    Thanks ..I realise now its not velocity ..it must be volume perhaps..but still not sure how its made graphic in clips view.
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    Re: Viewing Velocity etc images in clips December 27, 13 10:45 AM (permalink)
    Some versions of SONAR have waveform preview. How to use it depends on the version of SONAR.
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    Re: Viewing Velocity etc images in clips December 27, 13 12:13 AM (permalink)
    To convert MIDI controller messages to an automation envelope:
     
    1. Select a clip containing controller messages (e.g. Volume = CC7)
    2. Open the Clips dropdown in the Track View menu and choose Convert MIDI Controllers to Envelopes
    3. Choose the controller type/number you want converted, and OK
     
    post edited by brundlefly - December 27, 13 12:15 AM

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    Re: Viewing Velocity etc images in clips December 27, 13 12:38 AM (permalink)
    Thanks Brundlefly...yea this is it.!  Now I've got it all OK ...
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    Re: Viewing Velocity etc images in clips December 27, 13 12:40 AM (permalink)
    And don't get Volume and Velocity mixed up. Volume maintains the timber of the sound while velocity can change the timber. As in a Piano being struck hard or soft has not only a louder volume, but a different sound, or timber. Use volume to make things louder  and velocity to emulate how hard an instrument is played. 

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