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  • workflow trick: quick way to export a click track honoring tempo changes (p.2)
2015/05/28 05:08:37
Rob[at]Sound-Rehab
Karyn
Is the metronome still active during a real-time export?  (just wondering,  I can see why it would be off for a fast export).

 
Apparently not ... I heard it during regular playback, but not during real-time export ... hence, the bus export which had the metronome routed to it was an empty file ...
 
Karyn
The disadvantage of the midi clip method is that it doesn't respect time sig changes without you manually editing the affected clips,  which could become a pain if you have some weird rhythms going on.
 
An advantage, though, is that you can add extra accents and cues at strategic points to wake the drummer...




Exactly, that's why I would have favoured your "route-metronome-to-bus-and-export" suggestion ... however, my solution was to create an extra long groove clip, which would fit a 16/4 beat (if something like that exists?), and I just chop it to the actual required length (e.g. 5/4 beat) ... of course, inserting e.g. a single 2/4 requires to go in and do some quick manual edits (copy, split, drag to extend) ... but it does follow gradual tempo changes nicely, which was why I got into this in the first place
2015/05/28 05:33:41
dilletant
Get rid of everything but tempo changes and save as midi file. When you open this SMF in another DAW, all the tempos will be there.
2015/05/28 08:52:34
Rob[at]Sound-Rehab
dilletant
Get rid of everything but tempo changes and save as midi file. When you open this SMF in another DAW, all the tempos will be there.




hey, thanks for the tip - will try that !
 
any chance to get markers across as well?
2015/06/29 18:20:43
Rob[at]Sound-Rehab
dilletant
Get rid of everything but tempo changes and save as midi file. When you open this SMF in another DAW, all the tempos will be there.




Hi! If I delete everything (i.e. all tracks) from the project and save the project as "MIDI Format 1" or "RIFF MIDI Format 1" I can indeed open this file as a new project (File/Open...) and get tempo changes and markers !!!
 
Is there any way to merge/import that into an existing Sonar project? Rather than starting a new project from scratch which then only contains tempo and markers???
 
 
2015/06/29 19:16:56
brundlefly
Open both projects at the same time, and use Copy Special (Alt+Ctrl+C) and Paste Special (Alt+Ctrl+V) to copy-paste tempos from one project to the other.
2015/06/30 01:39:44
Rob[at]Sound-Rehab
brundlefly
Open both projects at the same time, and use Copy Special (Alt+Ctrl+C) and Paste Special (Alt+Ctrl+V) to copy-paste tempos from one project to the other.



excellent! life is so easy with you guys on this forum :-)
 
2015/06/30 02:21:43
brundlefly
Glad to help. 
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