Getting midi to follow audio

I posted this pretty early in the morning so I edited it so it actually makes sense.

Yeah, I was being lazy on the tempo map since the project was all audio. I have a click track that I can use to get the timeline set up. I'll play with melodyne some more and see if I can get better results. Thanks for the info.
 
Rocky

Imported MIDI will take on the tempo of the project into which it's imported. But if it's on the beat, that would be odd given the audio from which it was extracted was not synced to the timeline. If you open the MIDI file from SONAR rather than importing it, the tempo(s) of the original project will come with it, and it should play with the same timing as that audio. But given that it didn't do that in the original project, I don't know what you'll get. Something isn't adding up, but without seeing the actual project firsthand, it's hard to say what might be going on.
 
Incidentally, the Timebase setting only affects what happens to the start time of a clip when you change the tempo. By default, both audio and MIDI clips will retain their MBT start times, staying aligned with the timeline when you change the project tempo. If you switch to Absolute, nothing will happen until you change the tempo, and then clips will appear to move relative to the timeline as they maintain their absolute start times. But with either setting, the length of a conventional audio clip (i.e. not Groove-clipped or Audiosnapped) always follows absolute time, and the length of a MIDI clip always follows MBT time.

Thanks, Rocky. We're a couple blocks from Fountain creek, and about 100 feet above it, so the only problem we experienced directly was getting road-blocked out of the neighborhood by the authorities during rainstorms. Looks like we can expect more of the same for a few years due to the inability of burned soils from the Waldo Canyon fire to absorb water. But they've done some more drainage management and I think they're getting a handle on it. Tell your friends it's still a great place to visit; the town depends heavily on tourism. 

I grew up in Colorado Springs. I just caught that you're in Lakewood. I lived there for a few years in an apartment on West 2nd Place. In fact, it was shortly after I moved in there that I bought my first computer and Cakewalk 1.0.