You can always press ctrl + L again which will convert it back but if it's a rexx file that won't work and you will need to bounce it.

That will produce the systems though, Audiosnap palette open, edit filter on audio transients but it appears it isn't working. Hopefully that'll be it 'cos I'm out of ideas if it isn't.

You didn't do anything, this is a bug in Sonar. I've emailed in pic of exactly what you're describing. (transients that shouldn't be there on every single beat, and won't go away even if you try to select and disable. try bouncing to clip and re-checking until you see it work right. (It's random, I notice it more on frozen tracks or bounced to clip tracks, but have seen it freshly recorded tracks as well... Cakewalk customer support told me to do my timing adjustments in 8.5.3 as it still works correctly there.

Here's me talking about this issue back in May.... http://forum.cakewalk.com...304493&mpage=1#2568517

Thanks Blog,

Glad to see I didn't do anything wrong. I could not for the life of me figure out what I had done to cause this. Wow, they actually told you to do your edits in 8.5?

Ok nothing is working correctly. Now it is doing it in every track in every project I open. There has to be a setting Im missing or something. If I knew how to insert a picture file into this post, I would, to show what I am seeing. Audiosnap now sees the transients, but it is inserting an event on every beat of the track, even if I open audiosnap on a track with nothing  there, when I copy it as midi, it puts an  event,or drum hit if you will, on every beat of the track.

Just so I can get a handle on what you are seeing.....

1. You've set the edit filter to "Audio Transients"
2. You can see transients as hollow diamonds with tails? Everywhere, even on silence?

Here's a few ideas.

Do you have the pool active? Right click context menu with either the M:B:T or Clip options checked? Showing the pool? (Same menu)

Have you at any stage merged and locked markers?

What happens if you use the filter control? Turn down the threshold or adjust the resolution? Does that change anything?

If it is really screwy in every project on every track it may be something more than just audiosnap like an install issue.

The only time I've ever had issues with audio snap is working on tracks that haven't been tidied up and bounced down prior to turning audio snap on. As soon as you get any errant noises such as studio outtake at the front of clips audiosnap then becomes problematic because of the false transients that are there.

They can be the cause of the dreaded "Beats out of range" message. Trim the clips and bounce them or apply trimming before you do anything else and see if that helps.

DigiBiu


Ok nothing is working correctly. Now it is doing it in every track in every project I open. There has to be a setting Im missing or something. If I knew how to insert a picture file into this post, I would, to show what I am seeing. Audiosnap now sees the transients, but it is inserting an event on every beat of the track, even if I open audiosnap on a track with nothing  there, when I copy it as midi, it puts an  event,or drum hit if you will, on every beat of the track.

Create a acct with something like Photobucket (Free), then you can do a 
-- Control-Print Screen and paste it onto Paint or ???


--Save as a JPEG


-Upload to Photobucket


It will give you a link to share.


--When you post a message here, Select the icon in the tool bar that looks like a mountain with the sun over it to the right.  It will have a space to insert the link you copied from photobucket

 
 
 
This is what I get. Now I do have the actual transients from my kick track, but it also puts those other transients in there, almost like a metronome. And when I copy as midi, thos transients are copied also.  Last night i was able to salvage the track by going in and manualy deletint all of those phantom transients.

I get this constantly!

I had asked about this months ago. For now I just go and select all the transients and right-click "Delete".

Best part is that it doesn't delete all of these "manual" transients at once when selecting them all. I often have to select a bunch, delete... select others, delete... etc etc till they are all gone.

Seems Sonar generates a bunch of these manual markers at seemingly random times. I have a pretty standard workflow when setting up for mixing, and if I'm replacing a drum I'll do things the same almost every time. Why these markers only show up 1/2 the time is beyond me and I'm super happy someone else has taken a screenshot of this (I'm lazy :( )

Anyways, as you delete them, your real transient markers start to show up.

I get this to but can adjust them off with the Threshold being raised.  Your threshold doesnt turn them on and off as you slide it?

If it does adjust them off, delete the old midi track and remake with new markers.  Sorry if Im confusing