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  • Bounce to clip - multiple MIDI tracks?
2013/01/18 13:36:40
sadicus
Greets!
how do you take 20 + midi tracks with clips and make 1 MIDI clip?
(not trying to bounce the audio)
 
 
 
2013/01/18 16:13:06
leemac
You can select all clips in the track window and select 'Bounce to clips' from the clips menu.

Cheers
2013/01/18 18:10:30
Bristol_Jonesey
I don't think that will work - that will simply convert all the separate clips in one track to one lon contiguous clip in the same track - it won't create one, massive Midi track with all Midi events combined.

To the OP: what exactly are you trying to do here? What happens if you have an even occurring on the same note/time etc? Are all events on the same Midi channel?
2013/01/19 11:16:55
sadicus
select all> bounce to clip does not wok.
the workaround so far is to drag each midi clip to one track. :(
it's not a matter of conflicting notes. It's a bunch of midi clips on 100 different tracks that need to be moved to one single track.
MIDI looks like this:

track1 _
track2    _
track3       _

needs to look like this:

Track1 _ _ _
cheers

2013/01/19 11:56:47
maxsax
What about File>Export>Midi then re-import to project.
2013/01/19 12:01:42
Beepster
Would bounce to track work?

Select all the tracks > in the track view menu select Tracks > Bounce to track

Just a shot in the dark. I thought bounce to clip would have been the way to do it but I guess that's for takes within a track. 
2013/01/19 12:51:06
Bristol_Jonesey
I think what you're doing is the only solution.

You can't do a bounce to track without audio data, and even trying to fool sonar into thinking it is audio by dragging the Midi to an audio track doesn't work. I just tried it.

I don't even think there's a CAL script that could do it
2013/01/19 12:58:37
Kalle Rantaaho
What about copying all and pasting to one track? Is it even possible, could it work? Then, if the pasting creates layers, you can bounce those to clips (???) 

Just out of the sleeve...not sure what I've overlooked...


EDIT: Just tried it with three MIDI tracks with continuing, not overlapping material. Copied all, pasted to one track > resulting one MIDI clip.
2013/01/19 13:08:01
Bristol_Jonesey
Which is basically what he's doing by dragging one clip on top of an existing one.

You just have to make sure you've got "Blend Old and New" checked in the Paste Special dialog
2013/01/19 13:10:45
Beepster
@Jonesey... ugh. I was hoping I had a decent grasp of the Bounce stuff and how to combine midi clips/tracks. Gonna have to read more. The bleeping manual is a mess. The 2000 pages could be easily consolidated down to a thousand if they just explained things thoroughly the first time (after the tuts). Instead there is massive duplication but if you don't read every single entry on every single aspect you miss small but imperative tidbits. 

...

Sorry... just getting a little frustrated at how long this is taking. Doesn't help a bunch of the stuff doesn't work the way it's described if it works at all.

/rant
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