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  • Multi Sound Problem
2012/07/26 15:05:06
eddiebready
Hello all,  I've posted at another Forum with no response, thought I would try this one. I'm Trying to get 3 different Pipe instruments to sound at once in real time, I don't want to record just play notes. I'm have Sonar 7, Windows XP and using a M-Audo Axiom 61 keyboard controller for the project.  I have 3 Midi Tracks for the instrument and each one on IN Chan 1 and OUT TSS-1, I can only hear the sound of the Track that's highlighted. I've tried selecting the 3 Tracks and Arming them, that didn't work either. Is it even possible using the inboard sound syn to do this. Thanks for any help.
2012/07/26 15:33:42
Chappel
You can hear a soft synth track play live if the input echo is enabled. The default setting is Always Echo Current Midi Track in Options>Global>General tab. That means when you select a track it enables input echo for that track. You can manually enable the input echo for the other tracks you want to hear live.

I don't have a keyboard connected to check this, but it should work.
2012/07/26 22:33:45
eddiebready
Thanks for responding, I'll give a try.
2012/07/26 23:41:28
eddiebready
Hello Chappel, made sure that the echo are checked which they are and changed piccolo track to channel 1, flute track to channel 2 and pan flute track to channel 3. Each track In is Omni and the Out is TSS-1. 

I can hear each track when highlighted Ok but still unable to hear the three tracks at the same time when I activate each track by pressing Ctrl key on the computer keyboard. Back to the drawing board, I'll work on it tomorrow, thanks for your help.
2012/07/27 00:55:46
Chappel
Can you record MIDI on all three tracks at one time?
2012/07/27 03:43:16
SToons
Each track has a MIDI Echo button. There are three options if you click it: Off, Auto, and On. It is Auto by default when you select a track. Click on the Echo button of each track you want to use so it is "On", not set to "Auto-thru". The button will be a different colour depending on if it is set to On or Auto. If necessary (I don't think it should be...) select all three tracks, not just one.
2012/07/27 08:01:49
daveny5
+1
Whenever you want multiple MIDI tracks to respond to input, you must turn on Input Echo on each track. 
2012/07/28 01:06:07
RobertB
Eddie, are you using Sonar 7 or Sonar Home Studio 7?
I can post a screen shot of what you should be seeing, but I need to know exactly which version you are working with.
SHS7 has a somewhat unique interface.
2012/07/28 22:04:24
eddiebready
I want to Thank Chappel, SToons, daveny5 and RobertB for your help and knowledge. I can hear the Three Instrument Tracks play at once when I engaged the Input Echo Button . Can also record all three tracks at once and on playback I'm able to hear each instrument track play separately.

For RobertB I'm using Sonar 7 Producer Edition and Thanks for suggesting the screen shot all is well and working. Now its time to make some music.


2012/07/28 22:46:53
RobertB
Excellent. That's what we like to see.
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