2009/03/17 09:46:19
nelcatjar
POLL: Does anyone use Band-in-a-Box to create midi files and then import the midi into Sonar?
2009/03/17 09:51:29
Roflcopter
Yeah, I usually even have to remember to save the last version to disk, since that copy-to-buffer is so darn convenient. Awful lot of ways of going about that export, tho - what's your problem?
2009/03/17 10:04:03
strikinglyhandsome1
I can't help but think that Elvis wouldn't be concerned about BITB and would be tucking into that pizza
2009/03/17 10:17:26
nelcatjar
Roflcopter, BIAB is easy to setup a drum and bass part in MIDI, and then I add the audio in Sonar. I had a latency problem on playback. The MIDI and audio started getting out of sync on playback.

(strikinglyhandsome1... that was funny)
2009/03/17 10:30:00
Roflcopter
Assuming you have everything in the right tempo etc, it sounds like a latency thing, something in your sound setup. Nothing to do with BiaB, or midi.

@strikinglyhandsome1

Yeah, it's amazing how I stay so lean on a measly 5900 calories a day. [gets another fried banana with peanutbutter]
2009/03/17 11:25:36
Desperate Dan
What version of Band-in-a-box are you using? Also are you using the Virtual Synths with it as this builds in a fixed amount of latency as per the supplied VSC DXI Plugin which might be your problem.
2009/03/17 11:45:36
Roflcopter
I would just select the TTS-1 as DXI, I prefer its sound over the VSC anyway. Never have anything out of kilter in Sonar that way either, since I usually just connect the midi in Sonar to a TTS-1 instance there as well - I can even have both programs open at the same time, like I said.

It's a great timesaver in my setup.
2009/03/17 11:52:52
Beagle
roflcopter is right - I use BIAB for drums especially and other backing tracks as well all the time. the latency has nothing to do with BIAB and MIDI tracks being imported into sonar -it has to do with your system - almost exclusivley your soundcard and its drivers. what soundcard are you using?
2009/03/17 12:07:59
Mike Kohlgraf
I actually use Realtracks and Realdrums from BIAB and import those into Sonar ... it's a beautiful thing. Audio only, not MIDI. Using the latest version of BIAB with all the additional RealTracks.

Cheers,
Mike
2009/03/17 12:15:44
Roflcopter
Funny, I use it strictly for the midi functions, so upgrading my 2007 is totally pointless, for me - all the new stuff is audio, indeed. And I create my own styles, so even multistyles is not really essential for me.
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