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Re: Sonar Needs Solution For Duplicate Notes (Better Than Undupe.cal) 2017/02/05 21:23:48 (permalink)
coming back to this thread.  I just realized a cool way to undupe without CAL, and it works even with notes being different durations and velocities...
 
simply convert the clip to a step sequencer clip! 
 
Preserve timing if needed, and wooosh, no more dupes!  Hope this helps!
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Re: Sonar Needs Solution For Duplicate Notes (Better Than Undupe.cal) 2017/02/05 23:06:26 (permalink)
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I've found the best way to identify duplicate notes is to open up the track in staff view.



This is exactly what I do.
 

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Re: Sonar Needs Solution For Duplicate Notes (Better Than Undupe.cal) 2017/02/06 09:07:14 (permalink)
Craig said that you need to find out what is causing the duplicate notes.  I agree and found in my case, the dreaded COPY and PASTE while in PRV was causing my problem.  And, have discovered that whenever hit the the CNTL V to paste midi notes and the paste looked like it didn't work, I now instantly hit CNTL Z to UNDO the paste.  This odd copy and paste thing has been plaguing me for years but will say the above has eliminated by duplicate note problem. 
 
My theory is that somehow SPLAT is losing focus on the track I am editing in PRV.  Or that I don't know what I am doing (which could be the case).  Either way, the above CNTL Z has eliminated by problem.

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