timidi

siog


Sometimes when I export as an uncompressed wav and open in WavePad, there are one or two VERY tall spots in the mix compared to the main body. I thought that maybe if I could trim them, I could then increase the whole file in volume so that most of the audio wouldn't be so far away from the peaks. Bad idea?

I would go back to the tracks and finf the culprit and fix it there. Then re-export.

^^^ This

I've noticed this happening in the past and the culprit was always a "doubled" Midi note

Bristol_Jonesey

timidi

siog


Sometimes when I export as an uncompressed wav and open in WavePad, there are one or two VERY tall spots in the mix compared to the main body. I thought that maybe if I could trim them, I could then increase the whole file in volume so that most of the audio wouldn't be so far away from the peaks. Bad idea?

I would go back to the tracks and finf the culprit and fix it there. Then re-export.

^^^ This

I've noticed this happening in the past and the culprit was always a "doubled" Midi note

I HATE it when that happens! Usually a critical solo listening pass (which I always do with every single track) will pick it up.

Matt, this is one use of the Staff View I find really valuable, as any doubled notes show up there side-by-side.

I always eyeball all my Midi tracks prior to freezing my synths (or bouncing/exporting)

Bristol_Jonesey


Matt, this is one use of the Staff View I find really valuable, as any doubled notes show up there side-by-side.

I always eyeball all my Midi tracks prior to freezing my synths (or bouncing/exporting)

I must use Facebook too much cause I want to click the 'Like' button on this post right now! Only the OP gets one of those though :(

Hah!

One thing to watch out for if you intend to use this technique is this:

Sometimes when you delete a duplicated note in SV, Sonar will delete BOTH entries, and you'll sit there gnashing your teeth.

BUT, if you simply do a ctrl + z, Sonar will then reinstate a single instance of the duplicate which is exactly what you want.

Matt, this is one use of the Staff View I find really valuable, as any doubled notes show up there side-by-side. I always eyeball all my Midi tracks prior to freezing my synths (or bouncing/exporting)

Brilliant!