Tripecac
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Loop Recording - Recombining performances
When I record in loop mode, I sometimes ends up making a long solo. At that point, I don't want the solo to loop onto itself, but instead want to extend it beyond the loop region so that I can use it later in the song.
What is the easiest way to stitch back together the solo?
Right now I have to:
1) show layers
2) drag each layer to the end of the previous
3) repeat for all layers
4) hide layers
This is cumbersome. Is there an easier way?
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Re:Loop Recording - Recombining performances
2011/09/20 23:02:01
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Loop recording is just an easy way to keep working on a section. Your solo's not going to loop on itself - that looping was just for recording. Why are you dragging layers to the end of other layers?--I don't get that. Just mute the takes you don't want, bounce to clip. You'll have a solid take you can copy and paste later in the song, since you're wanting to have it repeat. RB
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Re:Loop Recording - Recombining performances
2011/09/21 01:31:01
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brundlefly
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Re:Loop Recording - Recombining performances
2011/09/21 02:06:14
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What is the easiest way to stitch back together the solo? Assuming you're talking about audio recording, you can just import the audio file from your audio folder to a new track, and it will import as a continuous clip. SONAR just presents it as looped takes in the original layered track.
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groovey1
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Re:Loop Recording - Recombining performances
2011/09/21 11:42:00
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brundlefly
What is the easiest way to stitch back together the solo?
Assuming you're talking about audio recording, you can just import the audio file from your audio folder to a new track, and it will import as a continuous clip. SONAR just presents it as looped takes in the original layered track.
Now that is a cool tip!
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Re:Loop Recording - Recombining performances
2011/09/21 12:01:12
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Never knew that Brundle!
That's a fantastic tip.
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