RE: Slaving sonar to mpc 1000
2008/02/24 20:05:16
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What's your setup so far? Have you decided to go with MPC slaved to Sonar? Or the other way around?
If you went with Sonar as the master (great choice) and MPC as the slave.. you open sonar
go to midi devices under options check the midi I/O where the MPC is connected.
Then open up the options menu again and scroll down to project and of course click on it..
You then have 4 tabs named Clock
Keep this on Audio
You have a tab named Metronome
Keep this on Audio
You have a tab named Midi Out
Leave it alone
Then your last tab named Sync
Click on Transmit Midi/Start/Clock/Stop/Continue
and
Click on Use Start never continue
Then in your Midi Sync output Port
Click/enable your Midi I/O that is connected to your MPC
and when you click play in Sonar your MPC should follow..
Keep in mind to adjust your MPC settings too, Keep local control Off, and set to external Midi clock
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