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2012/11/03 11:56:07 (permalink)

Importing Midi file with tempo map into Sonar X2

Hi there,

When I import a midi file which includes a tempo  map,  this tempo map doesn't seem to be recognised by Sonar x2.All you get is the midi file with no tempo markers. I looked to see if there were any special options in the preferences but couldn't find anything. Is there a secret to doing this please?

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Re:Importing Midi file with tempo map into Sonar X2 2012/11/03 12:17:00 (permalink)
I should also add that time sig changes aren't imported either.

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Re:Importing Midi file with tempo map into Sonar X2 2012/11/03 12:36:24 (permalink)
in sonar you have to specify tempo map and time signature.
post edited by Beagle - 2012/11/03 12:43:14

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Re:Importing Midi file with tempo map into Sonar X2 2012/11/03 13:30:55 (permalink) ☄ Helpful
The problem is you imported it to a project. To have its tempo map you need to open it not import it. A project already has a tempo.

MIDI files are a native file format for Sonar X1/X2.

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Re:Importing Midi file with tempo map into Sonar X2 2012/11/03 13:31:44 (permalink) ☄ Helpful
you have to "open" the midi file as a new project first.  choose file/open and select the midi file. this will open it in a new project. then, you copy special all the midi data making sure tempo and key change boxes are checked and then paste special into the project you're working on.  

 
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Re:Importing Midi file with tempo map into Sonar X2 2012/11/05 12:33:52 (permalink)
Hi there,

Thanks for your help that method works.What I'm trying to do is import and OMF project which has time signature changes. Because OMF doesn't import time signature changes I wanted to import a midi file with the changes imbedded so that the project would adapt based on the imported midi file.

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Re:Importing Midi file with tempo map into Sonar X2 2013/10/13 05:33:55 (permalink)
Yes choosing the "Open" option works perfectly and imports tempo changes as well.

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