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msr
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I posted this question over on the Sonar Forum and got no takers. Apparently just a lot of head scratching so I am going to give it a try here.
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TonyPhillips
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Re: Odd MIDI Behavior - Help Please
Couple of questions: Are the CC’s you receive at least CORRECT? (Ie, are they turning SUSTAIN and SOSTENUTO OFF [I’m assuming you start recording without those pedals being pressed...])
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msr
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Re: Odd MIDI Behavior - Help Please
Tony:
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TonyPhillips
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Re: Odd MIDI Behavior - Help Please
I guess I misunderstood; I assumed you were transferring from the MO SEQUENCER to Sonar. In this case, someone HAS to be the master for the TEMPO to be synced.
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msr
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Re: Odd MIDI Behavior - Help Please
Thanks Tony. I guess that’s as good a guess as any. It’s just an irritating little quirk when you don’t realize all that extra data is being recorded to a MIDI track. The extra data results in MIDI hiccups and then you have to go in and manually delete all the extra data to avoid it.
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Bad_Mister
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Re: Odd MIDI Behavior - Help Please Some sequencers send a Zero all controllers message anytime you hit the stop button… not sure about your specific problem (and I’m no expert on Sonar, to be sure) but you may want to check if there is some kind of Project or Global Option that is telling the sequencer to insert these commands or they are some how echoing back into Sonar and getting recorded. |