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Re: I accidentally dropped an audio clip into a MIDI track in Sonar X3 Pro
2013/10/10 14:15:20
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If the OP recorded separate tracks for drum kit, all the r-mix stuff might be overkill. simple low or high pass filters using track eq and maybe a gate would produce great results.
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Re: I accidentally dropped an audio clip into a MIDI track in Sonar X3 Pro
2013/10/10 14:20:18
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Cool - The whole Melodyne and ARA thing is a big learning curve for me, and represents a big shift from the way I did things in Sonar past! But in a good way. I am now getting to a point where I feel I can even try using it at gigs running the background tracks side of things - maybe even also running vocals. I do have LIVE 9, but I have never bothered to really learn it so having Sonar 3 being as reliable as some folks are saying, is a happy coincidence, but I digress (sorry OP).
Again Dub, thanks for taking the time to post the tips.
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Re: I accidentally dropped an audio clip into a MIDI track in Sonar X3 Pro
2013/10/10 14:24:03
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I'm still wrapping my brain around this ARA stuff too. I do have the "fortune" of having a son who makes great "beats" but has not quite grasped the technical aspects of things. Cleaning up his tracks is giving me a crash course on tools like this.
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Re: I accidentally dropped an audio clip into a MIDI track in Sonar X3 Pro
2013/10/10 15:29:46
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I just realized I had my threads crossed, so disregard what I said about he OP
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Re: I accidentally dropped an audio clip into a MIDI track in Sonar X3 Pro
2013/10/10 16:43:06
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sonar 8.5/x1/x2/x3pe/ableton live 8 suite
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Re: I accidentally dropped an audio clip into a MIDI track in Sonar X3 Pro
2013/10/10 21:21:58
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Lazyboy
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Hi , this ARA technology is fantastic !!! and how well implemented it is in Sonar ...!!! I made a little vid when I was testing it out on a guitar track , have in mind that english is not my native language :-))
All the best
Jan
Thanks for the video, Jan.
BTW Your English is excellent.
That was a GREAT video! Thanks for sharing!!! G
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Re: I accidentally dropped an audio clip into a MIDI track in Sonar X3 Pro
2013/10/10 21:27:28
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joden
I tried it with an audio drum track and got zip!
autosnap works best for this.
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Re: I accidentally dropped an audio clip into a MIDI track in Sonar X3 Pro
2013/10/11 09:14:13
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Ya I tried it with a kick track last night to no avail. I had to go back to using audiosnap, which is still kind of a process to make sure snare flams and rolls are processed correctly.
The easiest way I've found to get transients cleanly triggered for sampling with my own personal library is to use something like Trigger or Drumagog, and then use audiosnap on that.
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Re: I accidentally dropped an audio clip into a MIDI track in Sonar X3 Pro
2013/10/11 11:37:58
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chuckebaby
joden
I tried it with an audio drum track and got zip!
autosnap works best for this.
Thanks ChuckE - I will give that a go.
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Re: I accidentally dropped an audio clip into a MIDI track in Sonar X3 Pro
2013/10/12 02:12:08
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Hey friends, what's the Melodyne Editor upgrade cost from X3? Thanks.
Dub
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Re: I accidentally dropped an audio clip into a MIDI track in Sonar X3 Pro
2013/10/12 19:34:53
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Noel Borthwick [Cakewalk]
Some tips:
- For the most control, ARAfy the clip first and then tweak the settings in melodyne before dragging the clip. In editor, this allows you to set the analysis mode (polyphonic/monophonic) the analysis threshold as well as the detection mode, percussion/melodic etc.
I had quick look at the blog Noel, but couldn't really see an answer.....can you please advise on how to "ARAfy" a track? Thanks PS: Someone also mentioned using Audiosnap - but I couldn't figure that method either..
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Re: I accidentally dropped an audio clip into a MIDI track in Sonar X3 Pro
2013/10/13 00:10:49
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joden
Noel Borthwick [Cakewalk]
Some tips:
- For the most control, ARAfy the clip first and then tweak the settings in melodyne before dragging the clip. In editor, this allows you to set the analysis mode (polyphonic/monophonic) the analysis threshold as well as the detection mode, percussion/melodic etc.
I had quick look at the blog Noel, but couldn't really see an answer.....can you please advise on how to "ARAfy" a track?
Thanks
PS: Someone also mentioned using Audiosnap - but I couldn't figure that method either..
Select Melodyne from the clip's Region FX right-click menu (or TV pulldown menu), or select a clip and use Ctrl+M.
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Re: I accidentally dropped an audio clip into a MIDI track in Sonar X3 Pro
2013/10/13 01:09:50
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Re: I accidentally dropped an audio clip into a MIDI track in Sonar X3 Pro
2013/10/13 14:16:53
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joden
Thanks Steve
You're welcome!
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