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  1. 1 hour ago, paulo said:

    I'm sure they've got much better things to do.....and if not, then why not ? 😁

    As I said it's no biggie and easy enough to record it again, I was just curious if anyone else had ever experienced it. 

     

    Hi Paulo,

    If this anomaly is reproducible, then I would certainly report it to the Bakers.  That might save frustration for a lot of other users.

    Kind regards,

    tecknot

  2. Hi Richard,

    In order to get your individual drum tracks to correspond to the drum kit pieces respectively, you have to go into SD3's Mixer and assign each channel strip output to a track (e.g. kick to track 1, snare to track 2, etc.) found at the bottom of each strip.  See print screen below:

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  3. Hi,

    You can do this by going to the Inspector (while the desired clip is selected) and go to Clip Properties.  In the Length section, double the amount and then you should have the looped clips at twice the length.  This is assuming you have already converted the clip to a groove clip (Ctrl+L).

    Kind regards,

    tecknot

  4. I was glad to see the updated control bar when to new look of SONAR was released.  However, I was greatly disappointed to find that we could no longer customize the control bar the way we could in previous versions.  I wish they would bring back that level of customization, but after working with themes I am not sure it can be done.

    Kind regards,

    tecknot

  5. Hi Stevie,

    The first thing that comes to my mind is your routing.  I take it you have your drums on the MIDI track.  Is that just a MIDI track or is it an instrument track?  If the former then you need an audio track with the input set to the drum synth.  

    This is just a guess.  Can you post a screen shot which includes your routing?

    Kind regards,

    tecknot 

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