• SONAR
  • MIdi bounce to Audio (p.4)
2011/06/16 18:58:14
BEATZM1D10T
FrazzelDazzel


...I hate to state the obvious pal...but just take a ook at the length of your answer.....!!!! Can't you see wot the issue is here....it's staring you right in the face...everyone appreciates input but you see our whole point is the app shouldn't take 8 years to master.......we don't want to have to spend 100'rs learning to how to use it...........we did that learning to play our instruments...well we did .......

....I'm not sop sure half the folk using Cakewalk could play a penny whistle  !!  Thankfully we can always just plug in a mic.......an record ...they can't screw that up......one of the many benefits of being able to read write and play music..........Happy Days :)

I don't understand where the whole disconnect is here (and poor attitude). Bouncing MIDI to Audio is easy as cake (har har).

Select your MIDI SOURCE track and your SYNTH Track. Go to Tracks > Bounce to Track > (choose any options) Click OK

You just need to wait for the audio to be processed down.

Lorney tried to be helpful and type out a comprehensive set of instructions that covered all bases. That go far beyond just 'bouncing MIDI to Audio' he gave you a solid foundation on what is actually going on behind the scenes. You obviously care nothing about understanding the inner workings of digital audio.

If you think this is too difficult you should probably just pick up a hard disk recorder like an HD24. DAW's, especially SONAR with thousands of commands, are not simple click and go tools.

If you pick up a book on audio production you'd probably understand the tool a lot more. There's a reason it's called 'Audio Engineering".
2011/06/16 19:50:10
CJaysMusic
we don't want to have to spend 100'rs learning to how to use it...........we did that learning to play our instruments...well we did .......


Your better off going to a recording studio with audio engineers. Then you can just play your instruments. Sonar is a recording and mixing program and if you dont know anything about audio engineering and is unwilling to put some time and effort into it, I would uninstall sonar and just go to your local studio.
 
And now your critiquing the people who are trying patiently to help you. WTF is that about??
 
To bounce a synth. Its 3 easy steps that where explained many times.
2011/06/16 19:57:02
lorneyb2
FrazzelDazzel


...I hate to state the obvious pal...but just take a ook at the length of your answer.....!!!! Can't you see wot the issue is here....it's staring you right in the face...everyone appreciates input but you see our whole point is the app shouldn't take 8 years to master.......we don't want to have to spend 100'rs learning to how to use it...........we did that learning to play our instruments...well we did .......

....I'm not sop sure half the folk using Cakewalk could play a penny whistle  !!  Thankfully we can always just plug in a mic.......an record ...they can't screw that up......one of the many benefits of being able to read write and play music..........Happy Days :)

You're Welcome

(I spent about an hour, off and on, putting that info together for you in the hopes that it might help solve your problem and hoping you would take the  5 minutes it would take do the test.  Once you had completed that aspect any further advise and assistance could all have been very easily related to this setup and further problem solving could have been accomplished using this as the starting point.  Have fun on your own, I'm done)

Just because you can ride a bicycle does not mean you  can just jump into the cockpit of a fighter jet and be able to fly it.
2011/06/16 20:05:43
CJaysMusic
Im sure someone more grateful will appreciate your post Lorney
2011/06/16 20:10:45
lorneyb2
Thanks CJ
2011/06/17 05:05:08
Bristol_Jonesey
I appreciated it.

It takes far longer to read it than to actually implement it as well.
2011/06/17 05:42:45
Kalle Rantaaho
My very first impression from the very first post was that this guy (these guys) is a bad joke. I was right.

That much noise and not once did he/they answer properly to the questions they were asked.
I can't wonder enough how patiently and elaborately some of you forum members tried to help him/them.
2011/06/17 06:39:34
John T
Yeah, if someone's starting position is "I don't want to have to learn anything", then I guess you can't help them. Oh well.
2011/06/17 14:07:59
konradh
It is true: I cannot play a penny whistle.

I do, however, play several other instruments.

I will close this gap today by joining the penny whistle forum.
2011/06/20 13:42:10
FrazzelDazzel


...Lorneyb2.....a fighter jet.,...ha ha don't make us laff.......this is a bi-plane ....... an a bad one at that.........and we're not audio engineers goof balls......audio engineers don't write the choons in case you haven't noticed...they think they do...but alas...they don't...at least..I never seen any on stage with UR.......Kings of Leon .........Muse.......but mayb I missed em...this sopftware is targeted at artist..thats musicians to you audio freaks.......otherwise the market size would be diddle y-squat....and the rationale in case you dont know is/was ....to to escape the confides and 'expenses' that these inartistic twats in studios have been over charging for years.........in future we'll ask musicians..for advice....they'll cut out all the horse**** that you seem to love..we're here to record our tracks not **** about with some crap software ....go twiddle yer wee buttons man :  )  UK Choonstars
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