I know a did this in SONAR 8.5, but I can't find it anymore............
 
I want to create a tempo map for a multitrack live recording.
I want the project's tempo to follow the live recording.
I use audiosnap on the track with the kick to set the tempo of the project.
After bar 8 the first beat of the kick doesn't sync with the first beat of the project.
 
I know I used to correct this by selecting the transient marker of the first beat of the kick in measure 9 and set the now time to 9:1:00.
Now I can't find this function anymore.
 
What changed? Where to look?

I don't know if it will help, but fastbikerboy did a video on Youtube about this in X1.
 
Have a look and see if it helps.

Thanks

Do post back if it helps.
 
Happy viewing.

Zonno


I know a did this in SONAR 8.5, but I can't find it anymore............
 
I want to create a tempo map for a multitrack live recording.
I want the project's tempo to follow the live recording.
I use audiosnap on the track with the kick to set the tempo of the project.
After bar 8 the first beat of the kick doesn't sync with the first beat of the project.
 
I know I used to correct this by selecting the transient marker of the first beat of the kick in measure 9 and set the now time to 9:1:00.
Now I can't find this function anymore.
 
What changed? Where to look?

I believe you are looking for SHIFT+M

Are you looking for Project > Set Measure/Beat at Now ?? You can also press Shift+M.

Scott

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garrigus


Are you looking for Project > Set Measure/Beat at Now ?? You can also press Shift+M.

Scott

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HA! Beat you by a Nano second Scott! lol

You can also right click in the timeline in Track View.

kevo

HA! Beat you by a Nano second Scott! lol  

LOL! Darn you, Kevo! Next time, I shall be triumphant! 


Scott

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You can use set measure to beat but for project to follow tempo it's easier and quicker (IMHO) to edit the clip map.

VIDEO here

Make sure you trim the clip and either apply trimming or bounce to clip before you start, that will help to avoid the dreaded "Tempo out of range message".