joden
oops yeah that's a typo...was always split note to track. I think you have maybe hit upon it Danny...you are actually recording in MIDI data...and when I tested with a piano track (in a new project) SNTT worked fine. So methinks it might actually be something to do with the pasting of midi clips as you suggested. Thing I did was bounce the clips ..so maybe that did something?? I might try it on a single midi loop (8 bars) prior to bouncing and see what happens.
Thanks much for trying to see if you could repeat it there and your other input!
Cheers
Ah you're quite welcome....I just wish I could help.
Ok, whew...glad that was a typo! Hahaha! I may have figured something else out that you can try if you want to, joden. I'm also wondering if the SNTT CAL itself may be the culprit. The reason I say that, when I mentioned I was a SNTT prostitute, I really wasn't kidding. LOL! I literally created my own SNTT CAL files due to a very strange drum kit. I have V Drums pads all over the place and assigned toms where they weren't supposed to be. A bud of mine knew how to create custom CAL files so I told him what I would like to see because the whole note value thing was annoying to me. I wanted to look at a midi track and at a glance, know what it was.
That said, in all my years of using that custom SNTT file, I have never crashed after using it and pressing play. This brings me to another hypothesis....
My left hand is in a just about permanent, ctrl+s form. LOL! Every major change I make in a project gets a save. It was my belief (though this is a crap statement today and not something I believe anymore) that Sonar would crash after a certain amount of time and saving would restart that "crash clock". The more I saved my projects, the less they would crash. Today (touches wood and thanks God) I don't save as often (which is stupid of me) because Sonar doesn't crash like it once did and my work pc's are beasts. Though that probably doesn't do you any good and I'm just talking out my butt lol....I'd be willing to send the custom CAL file to you if you wanted it.
Now MY drum midi note numbers and yours will most likely be different. So when it splits the notes to tracks and names them, what you hear may not be what you see. I've heard others who have had problems with the stock CAL files, but I never had an issue with this custom one my friend made me. As my drum pads increased, I opened up the stock file and looked at the one he made me.....I saw how he made it and made my own from there. I can either give you the original he made for me or the last one I created myself. Neither has ever given me a crash.
So though they may not work for you and the drums you have, you can at least see if maybe it's the CAL file itself and how it may be processing? I really don't know. I'm horrible when it comes to deep trouble shooting Sonar. I either figure out my own issues by accident or I call them on the phone. They have helped me fix my issues the 3 times I have called tech support.
The issue we may have here is scook mentioned that CAL files are no longer under development. That guy knows his stuff and has helped me a billion times. LOL! That said, I would *think* that if the bakers are going to include CAL files in Sonar that they should work right. I would definitely try and contact someone. You, Sid and Tom have legitimate gripes in my opinion. If something IS going on, I would think the bakers would be curious to take a look at it in THIS program. They've put a lot of time into Plat from what I've seen. It's been the most stable version of Sonar that I have ever used. I would definitely attempt to bring this to someone's attention that IS someone. It won't hurt to try.
In the meantime, if you want to try that CAL file I have for drums, you are welcome to it. Send me a message and I'll send it to you. :)
-Danny