Quick question... Does anyone know how to edit the Start Time of a Broadcast Wave in Sonar X3?  I haven't been able to find a function, process, or facility in Sonar to change the start time of a Broadcast Wave (clip).
 
Any tip appreciated.  Thanks!
 
 

As far as I know you would have to use a 3rd party BWF utility.

Might be something here http://www.studiodaily.co...le-software-utilities/

If you are in SONAR, Why don't you just move the clip to where you want it and export the file as a new broadcast wave?
 
Am I missing something?
 
I had some 4-track cassette tracks I backed up on SONAR many years ago. Like a dummy, I did not set the backup projects to the original project tempo. When I went to rework some of the projects, the wave files were not in the correct position. I had to move them to where I needed them. There were also projects coming in from other programs as Broadcast waves that had multiple waves in a single track with multiple start times. That was fun too.

If you know what the start times should be, hopefully this would not be a long process.

Also, you can change the clip properties start time.

I have imported a bunch of BWs for a new song mixdown, and several of them don't seem right.  I know what the Start time SHOULD be, but haven't found the function to precisely adjust timing (other than sliding the clip around.... accuracy??)
 
Thanks guys!  :-)

In the clip properties tab, you can directly enter the values you think the clip should be placed at. Are you familiar with that process?

Conley-  Many thanks my friend.  I've been away from my "console" for about 6 months and had forgotten about the tabs.  Everything is lined up perfectly now.

Cool beans - I have always done as Guitarmech111 suggested as well, and it met my needs.
 
Glad you are all set with it, 
 
Bob Bone
 

I get this all the time when importing files, they appear WAY out on the timeline. Probably cut and exported from a much longer PT session I would guess. I just zoom out, select them, and CUT. Then W to rewind and PASTE.
 

My pleasure Tony! Glad to help when I am not being a PITA.