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  • interpolate problem
2015/04/14 19:39:50
John6528
How can I change all the notated c flats to b? Interpolate doesn't seem to offer this kind of thing in this case.
 Same for changing f flats to e.
John
2015/04/14 22:58:46
bvideo
Views > Meter/Key to find out what key signature someone put in your project?
2015/04/14 23:42:48
John6528
Thanks but I know the key signature. Sonar names the accidentals without regard to the correct spelling. Doesn't seem to be a way to correct it other than one at a time which is a pain.
 
John
2015/04/15 16:07:45
konradh
I have had a lot of problems with enharmonics.  A kind member of this forum told me that if I used Find/Change (Interpolate) with a ? for the octave, it would work.  She was right.
 
Maybe you could try Find/Change Cb? to B? and see if you have any luck.
 
This bugs me more than anything else in Sonar, but in fairness to the developers, using the right enharmonic is really and art and would be hard to program—and it is harmless except for annoying me!
2015/04/15 16:10:20
interpolated
I am in  no way responsible....honest guv!
 
2015/04/18 19:58:20
John6528
Tried this a number of different ways with interpolate... nothing worked. Easier in piano roll view to select them all and change one by one. PITA though. Am using Sonar 8.5 so don't have process find change.
John
2015/04/19 08:03:05
Wookiee
If you select all of one note type, say using the PRV, then the event inspector would let you change them all to a new note value.  You would have to do it for each octave but it should work.
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