RedSkyRoad
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Overlapping MIDI clips
Hi,
Is there a way to find all overlapping MIDI clips? Sometimes when creating copies by ctrl-dragging, I unknowingly create copies that end up covering each other and when I go back later to edit it in the piano roll, I have endless trouble removing notes before I realise that I have to midi clips on top of each other...
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brundlefly
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Re: Overlapping MIDI clips
2014/02/17 11:15:46
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If you're talking about duplicated clips contianing the same material, you could just bounce them together and use the Undupe CAL to remove the dupes. I might not be necessary to bounce them first, but I'm not sure how Undupe handles multiple clips. Normally SONAR will not allow overlapping clips in the same lane, but doing a Copy-Paste without moving the Now time or changing the destination track is one way it can still happen.
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Bristol_Jonesey
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Re: Overlapping MIDI clips
2014/02/17 14:57:38
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I'm pretty sure if you have unbounced overlapping clips, undupe won't care a bit, provided they are all selected at track level.
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brundlefly
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Re: Overlapping MIDI clips
2014/02/17 16:41:07
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I did a quick check; it doesn't see the same events in separate clips as being dupes.
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Re: Overlapping MIDI clips
2014/02/17 18:12:27
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Click the Take Lanes button in the lower left corner of the track header to expand lanes. I suggest you do this all the time. (I know in some situations Sonar creates a new lane even when clips aren't overlapped. Take Lanes are not very helpful IMO.)
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Re: Overlapping MIDI clips
2014/02/18 04:46:30
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brundlefly
I did a quick check; it doesn't see the same events in separate clips as being dupes.
Really? Maybe this has changed over version revisions. I haven't used undupe for a while and I completely trust your findings.
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