Karl, I got to say, you are one of the most valuable members on this forum.
I have absolutely no idea what the H you guys are talking about.
autosnap is so confusing to me and I think I need to spend the most of my work learning in that section of sonar.
it is such a valuable tool.

one thing that cant be ignored though is your help, man your a good guy.

chuckebaby


Karl, I got to say, you are one of the most valuable members on this forum.
I have absolutely no idea what the H you guys are talking about.
autosnap is so confusing to me and I think I need to spend the most of my work learning in that section of sonar.
it is such a valuable tool.

one thing that cant be ignored though is your help, man your a good guy.

Thanks Charlie, but don't under estimate your own contribution though and of course there are a whole host of other great contributors.


Audiosnap is a great tool. It is quite complex at first though but once you get your head around the concepts, it's fairly straight forward. I'm lucky I don't seem to get many of the issues that some report on here. Transients in wrong places etc. It's a God send for extracting tempo grids from live recordings which is mainly why I use it - as well as fixing the odd note that Sonar has recorded in the wrong place. 


I don't quantize audio much myself but it's pretty good at that too.