Helpful ReplyClone Synth Output Track vs. Insert Audio Track

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2015/07/23 09:04:34 (permalink)

Clone Synth Output Track vs. Insert Audio Track

I was trying out a technique of mixing synth drums using multiple instances of EZDrummer 2.  In one instance of EZD2 I deleted too many output tracks and wanted to add them back.
 
There is no option to 'Insert' a synth output track from the Insert Menu, but Sonar will 'Clone' an existing output track.
 
Now as I typed this, I wondered if inserting an 'Audio' track and setting it's input to EZD2 would do the same thing.  Yes it does, and the track type changes accordingly.
 
How about that.  I learned two new things....
 
 
 
 
post edited by olemon - 2015/07/23 10:00:54

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Re: Clone Synth Output Track vs. Insert Audio Track 2015/07/23 09:55:57 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby olemon 2015/07/24 16:25:50
Exactly. A "Synth Track" is just an audio track with its input assigned to a soft synth out. And doing that automatically removes the Record and Input Echo buttons, and adds the waveform preview button. Otherwise, they're the same.

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Re: Clone Synth Output Track vs. Insert Audio Track 2015/07/24 16:32:51 (permalink)
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Exactly. A "Synth Track" is just an audio track with its input assigned to a soft synth out. And doing that automatically removes the Record and Input Echo buttons, and adds the waveform preview button. Otherwise, they're the same.



Thank you.
 
I knew a synth track was unique, but I never knew how exactly or noticed what was missing from the track strip, and I'd never had occasion to 'add' one before.

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