Making a sound longer

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rafael_kl
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2011/09/20 20:26:15 (permalink)

Making a sound longer

Hi, I don't know if the subject is right, and I didn't knew for what to look for, but here's my doubt.

Lets say I have a full guitar accord, but the player "put the hands on the strings and stops the sound earlier" (sorry, I don't know how to say it in english), like on the end of a song, if por example, I stop before I should.
How can I make a sound a little longer, let's say 1 second more sustain? there's some easy way?

Hope you can understand what I mean.
Thank You!

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    timidi
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    Re:Making a sound longer 2011/09/20 20:45:51 (permalink)
    select the clip and hit cntrl and you'll see a yellow bar at the right side of the clip. drag it over a little (a second's worth). Best to isolate one note as it's own clip.

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    rafael_kl
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    Re:Making a sound longer 2011/09/20 20:55:21 (permalink)
    Thanks Timidi that worked and will be very usefu.

    Taking a change using the same topic, but on Sonar X1, I can't make my piano roll makes a sound when I click on the piano on the left, on earlier versions that worked. If I put a note and press play i get the sound. Any thoughts?

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    Re:Making a sound longer 2011/09/21 03:54:38 (permalink)
    1. Make sure the Midi track you're trying to trigger has got Input Echo enabled
    2. Make sure the Midi channel numbers are consistent between synth & piano roll
    3. You do have a soft synth inserted yes?
    4. Make sure the associated audio track is routed properly to your main outs, via busses where appropriate

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